Messages From Pleasant City Church

Can anyone, regardless of their past accept Christ as their Lord and Savior and experience a changed life through the power of the Holy Spirit? The answer is “yes”. In fact, some of the worst sinners turn out to be some of the most passionate saints. One of the greatest transformations in the entire Bible is seen in the life of the apostle Paul.

The Biblical account of Peter’s restoration gives the reader one of the clearest pictures of a transformed life.

The challenge for most people is to move from a system of religion and rituals into a relationship with God who loves them.

The time between Jesus first appearance after His resurrection and His ascension (His return to Heaven) is forty days. During this forty-day period He appears to many with messages of hope and instruction.

Jesus' final words on the cross were very calculated, and revealed much about who He was and is and His purpose and mission.

In the gospel accounts of Jesus’ ministry, we read that He had many accusers, as well as admirers. His accusers ranged from surprisingly the religious who maliciously demanded His execution to the political leaders who found no fault in Him, yet still yielded to pressures to execute Him. Jesus’ accusers were blinded by their misplaced expectations, their delusional egos, and their envious spirit.

In the gospel accounts of Jesus’ ministry, we read that He had many accusers, as well as admirers. Many totally misunderstood Jesus’ mission and purpose and even who He was; including many of His admirers even up to the last events and last words just before He was placed on the cross.

What happens when it feels like your prayers are hitting a wall?

When was the last time you prayed? Is it a forgotten conversation in your life?

The importance of Prayer in our lives.

Many have speculated and wondered what Heaven will be like: Will it be boring? Will we work? Will we learn? What will be the opportunities in Heaven?

The Scriptures indicate that everyone who has ever lived will be resurrected and will live for eternity—either in Heaven or Hell.

In these chapters the scene is in Heaven at the Throne of God. The Throne of God is the central part of the universe.

How does the Bible describe Heaven? The first question should be, “which phase or juncture of Heaven?”

The only way to escape the sin, suffering, and hopelessness of this world is to follow Jesus to another—a place of perfection and paradise God calls Heaven.

Simeon & Anna's faith allowed them to have a special part in the Christmas Story.

Christmas was made possible through Jesus' Birth

Over 2000 years later God is still inviting us into the Christmas Story. Joseph’s invitation was made possible by his obedience—he was a willing participant.

Our church vision for 2024