May 9, 2019
We must follow Jesus no matter: Where he leads (v.26-28) Who he brings along (v.29-38) What he wills us to do (v.39-40)
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Joe Lane
The Process for Peace
March 5, 2019
Adults- What is your greatest fear? (can you put these in reverse order?) Losing a child/grandchild Failure Not enough money to provide Not really doing what God wanted me to do Not seeing loved ones accept Jesus as their savior Growing old and death Fear of the world we live in Being alone and not being… Read More »
Here I Am: A Disciple who makes Disciples
October 29, 2018
Pastor Joe Lane. Matthew 28:18-20, Acts 9:10-21. What does it mean to truly be a disciple of Jesus? It means we follow him, we recognize his authority, go wherever he leads, make disciples, and send others to do the same.
Here I Am: I can’t do it alone
October 22, 2018
Pastor Joe Lane. 1 Samuel ch. 3. Hearing and obeying Gods voice means you are: growing where you are, getting help from someone seasoned, giving the God-breathed messages, gleaning understanding from other’s feedback, and going with continued obedience.
Here I Am: Our Excuses to Go
October 18, 2018
Pastor Joe Lane. Exodus 3-4. This week we take a look at our excuses we give when God calls us to do something. God called Moses and Moses had a list of excuses to go. God proved to be bigger than those excuses. He is bigger than your excuses today.
Here I Am: Our Test of Faith
October 8, 2018
Pastor Joe Lane. Genesis 22:1-19. One of the primary ways God speaks to us is through a test. Abraham had to sacrifice his son Isaac as a test. He had to have a willing spirit no matter what the test was. His obedience proved the quality of his faith. He had to trust the past promises to get through the present tests. He received more revelation from God because of his obedience. We are obedient in the tests by praying for a willing spirit, clinging to God’s voice alone, clinging to his revealed word, and expecting to receive more revelation from God.