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In this sermon, Pastor Richard Brown tells us that we shouldn't be defined by our past, nor by what others say or think of us, but by what the Bible says and by what God says we are to Him.

In this study, Pastor Richard Brown focuses on what feed our soul in terms of media. What we expose our soul, from media, friends, situations, places, and even our thoughts, influences our soul; and so we must be intentional in our thoughts and what we watch and what we do, in order to keep our soul clean and honoring God.

Pastor David McGovern shares with us on this Mission's sermon the importance of having our heart with the King. It's difficult to carry out the mission without having our heart with the King.

In this continuation sermon from Sunday's theme on the imagination, Pastor Brown speaks on the importance of having "a disciplined imagination."

In this short, but powerful message, Pastor Richard Brown talks about the imagination, or as he refers to it today, the "magic chamber" which lies inside our mind. But Pastor Brown reminds us that the enemy can make use of our emotions to alter our imagination and destroy us. Temptation, thoughts that bring drama to our lives, emotions brought by our "thoughts" of what others think about us or situations, these all lie in our imagination; but the bible says that these ill feelings are part of our imagination taking us away from God. It is the will of God to control our mind and use it to praise God.

In this sermon, Brother Doug Morgan talks about God's willingness to help us, but we must turn to Him. His miracles and His mercy are for us to receive but we must take a stand and decide to go towards Him and accept His blessings.

In this sermon, Pastor Richard Brown talks about the only hold the enemy has on us is whatever we hold from within. Therefore we must let out the enemy from within in order to be free.

In this sermon, Brother Watts reminds us that the whole is not over when we face defeat. The enemy wants us on the sidelines watching the game and not doing anything, but we are still players, and thru God we overcome our downfalls and are able to live a better and stronger life for Jesus.

In this message, Brother Doug Morgan shares though his own testimony how God is always God, even when we don't have our act together. God is capable of using us as He works on us.

In this episode, our guest speaker, Jason Huckaby, starts by reminding us that we need a man of God to guide us and tell us right from wrong; but then, he proceeds to reminds us that thanks to that man of God, we are not forgotten but always have an opportunity to be saved. Like Abraham pleaded for Sodom, as much as we steer off course, through the people of God who plead for our well-being, we can rest assure that we can count on a Father who won't let go.

In this sermon, Pastor Richard Brown reminds us that sin is full of deceit and lies, but through the scripture, Pastor Brown shows us how we can be saved and be cleaned as new, just like the leper in the bible.

There are 2 definitive things that make up faith. 1. Belief that God exists, and 2. Belief that God cares. In this sermon, Pastor Richard Brown reminds us that Satan puts our "faith on trial" by testing our belief that God exists and by trying to convince us that God doesn't care; however, every trial comes to an end, and upon surviving the trial, our faith is stronger.

When we were in the world, anything produced in our lives was crafted by our own hand, carried on our own backs, and limited by our own capacity. Once we gave our lives to the Lord, He brought us to a place where everything produced was from His own hand. He want's us to trust Him completely, in all things, and will allow as many trials as it takes to bring us to that place in Him.

2015-09-13 Sunday Service Back A Winner

Part 2: Values are traits or qualities that aren't just worthwhile to you. They are your deepest held beliefs and your fundamental driving force. They are non negotiable; your line in the sand. When you are born again, you have a new set of values that you have to embrace. Your old values won't set with your new identity and vice-versa. Until you make that decision, your life will be in a constant state of struggle.

There is a conflict in this world, and we the church are engaged in spiritual warfare encompassing two battlefields. The first is individual and is linked to our spiritual destiny. The second is in the corporate body of Christ and moving the kingdom forward. These two battlefields are linked together. Ground is constantly being gained or lost. The outcome determined by whichever side you decide to fuel.

Values are traits or qualities that aren't just worthwhile to you. They are your deepest held beliefs and your fundamental driving force. They are non negotiable; your line in the sand. When you are born again, you have a new set of values that you have to embrace. Your old values won't set with your new identity and vice-versa. Until you make that decision, your life will be in a constant state of struggle. This is part 1.

Aside from the Cross and Calvary, probably the most beautiful love story in the Bible is found in the book of Hosea. The man of God is commanded to wed a prostitute, to lift her up from her old life, and to fill her new life with unconditional love. The road is not an easy one for Gomer, and in her, we see a mirror of our own relationship with Jesus.

Probably our biggest challenge to overcome in life is in the area of relationships. It starts as a child, the "me" mentality, and continues on into adulthood. It's the fruit of our first identity. It takes a transformation of the holy spirit to change us into the exact opposite, someone who puts "you" before "me."

Humanity has a fascination with the dead coming back to life - zombies, Frankenstein, Dracula. History is full of examples as far back as it can record, and if we are honest with ourselves, so is our spiritual history. Things we have buried in our old life seem to pop up in our new life in Christ. How do we win against them? We fight back, and we knock them back in their place.