Joy In Him Christian Fellowship

Pastor Stu recalls an experience he had in the Vietnam War and relates it to how to face the fear giant.

Pastor Stu begins this series by looking at the one giant we face on a daily basis; the giant of conformity and acting like the world.

Are you settling for substandard living? You may need to check your ticket.

You can either sit on your circumstance or you can sit under them, but you can't do both.

Become stronger in the God who is more than enough.

God, who knows all our troubles and goes before us, will never forsake us. Just like Peter in the boat, faith can cause us to overcome the tribulations in our life.

Jesus modeled intimate prayer in Matthew 6. This teaching breaks The Lord's Prayer down into individual components to use in our time with Daddy.

Intimacy with Daddy can't be rushed. We need to make the time to spend the time.

Do you know Daddy's Word as well as you know the house in which you grew up?

It's important that our devotion to our Heavenly Father doesn't become a business transaction.

Sometimes to appreciate what you have, you have to look at what you don't have.

How I begin a day determines how the day will go. And how I end my day helps determine how tomorrow will begin. This series is concluded with a teaching on how to spend our time seeking God.

Today, tomorrow and this new year are like a blank canvas, waiting for our strokes to create an image. This life is not something waiting to be uncovered, but rather a culmination of decisions made every day.

The choices we make are the pen we use to write upon the pages of today, tomorrow and our year. This teaching gives three keys to finding our choice in Him.

The new year is coming whether we are ready or not. This teaching asks several rhetorical questions to get you ready for your best year yet!

Both Pastor Jonathan and Pastor Stu reflect on the journey of faith that Joy In Him has been on for over 25 years. This teaching also compares the differences between Zechariah's and Mary's encounter with the angel Gabriel.

Two ingredients are required in order for us to walk in the fullness of God's blessing. Those two ingredients are willingness and obedience.

There are two ways to view a situation and this teaching encourages us to make a paradigm shift. Let's see things with an attitude of gratitude and not one of complaint.