Momentum Church // Garfield Heights Podcast

These first-century stories from the Book of Acts underscore one message: Jesus is for everyone.  #MoGoodNews

These first-century stories from the Book of Acts underscore one message: Jesus is for everyone.  #MoGoodNews

This Easter we're looking at the end of the Gospel of Mark to better understand the Cross and the Resurrection of Jesus #MoChurch

Our Lead Minister, Dan Smith, begins a new series in preparation for Easter on the Cross of Jesus from the Gospel of Mark 15.

Our guest speaker, Bert Crabbe, from True North Community Church in Bohemia, NY, brings us a second message in his series on Home Improvement.  What are our treasures and what does the Bible teach us about our hearts!  

Guest Speaker, Bert Crabbe, lead pastor at True North Community Church in Bohemia, New York brings us a message on developing Spiritual Habits that bring us into a closer relationship the Lord.

Our Elder, Jason Lu, brings us a message on Worshipping our great and awesome God.  Galations 2:20

The more you see the greatness of God, the more you'll see the greatness of the human individual.  #MoChurch

Is happiness even possible?  Psalm 1 says there are two different roads that people can travel.  One of those roads leads to joy.#Mochurch

The Book of Proverbs describes Wisdom personified as a woman who gives incredible advice on many different topics. She “calls aloud” and “raises her voice in the public square” (Proverbs 1:20), but many foolishly “refuse to listen” (Proverbs 1:24). BUT for those who listen: “Wisdom will save you” (Proverbs 2:21). In this short series we will take a look at several power-packed little proverbs that tell us what Wisdom has to say about money. #MoMoneyWisdom

The Book of Proverbs describes Wisdom personified as a woman who gives incredible advice on many different topics. She “calls aloud” and “raises her voice in the public square” (Proverbs 1:20), but many foolishly “refuse to listen” (Proverbs 1:24). BUT for those who listen: “Wisdom will save you” (Proverbs 2:21). In this short series we will take a look at several power-packed little proverbs that tell us what Wisdom has to say about money. #MoMoneyWisdom

The Book of Proverbs describes Wisdom personified as a woman who gives incredible advice on many different topics. She “calls aloud” and “raises her voice in the public square” (Proverbs 1:20), but many foolishly “refuse to listen” (Proverbs 1:24). BUT for those who listen: “Wisdom will save you” (Proverbs 2:21). In this short series we will take a look at several power-packed little proverbs that tell us what Wisdom has to say about money. #MoMoneyWisdom

Bert Crabbe, Pastor of True North Community Church in Long Island, New York is our guess speaker.  What's in your basement that you  don't want anyone to know about? Does it need to be cleaned out? Our God is in the transformation!

“Religious” people are typically uncomfortable with their feelings. Secular people often glorify the expression of their feelings, as if that’s an end in itself. The book of Psalms offers us a third option for dealing with our emotions: we pray them. The psalms show us how to share our negative emotions in raw, unfiltered prayers while simultaneously asking, “Lord, what do you want for me...instead?”  #MoInstead

“Religious” people are typically uncomfortable with their feelings. Secular people often glorify the expression of their feelings, as if that’s an end in itself. The book of Psalms offers us a third option for dealing with our emotions: we pray them. The psalms show us how to share our negative emotions in raw, unfiltered prayers while simultaneously asking, “Lord, what do you want for me...instead?”  #MoInstead

“Religious” people are typically uncomfortable with their feelings. Secular people often glorify the expression of their feelings, as if that’s an end in itself. The book of Psalms offers us a third option for dealing with our emotions: we pray them. The psalms show us how to share our negative emotions in raw, unfiltered prayers while simultaneously asking, “Lord, what do you want for me...instead?”  #MoInstead

“Religious” people are typically uncomfortable with their feelings. Secular people often glorify the expression of their feelings, as if that’s an end in itself. The book of Psalms offers us a third option for dealing with our emotions: we pray them. The psalms show us how to share our negative emotions in raw, unfiltered prayers while simultaneously asking, “Lord, what do you want for me...instead?”  #MoInstead  

This Christmas we will reflect on, and possibly marvel at, Isaiah’s prophecies (c. 700 B.C.) about the coming God-Child. This is the gospel (“good news”) according to Isaiah. #MoChurchChristmas

This Christmas we will reflect on, and possibly marvel at, Isaiah’s prophecies (c. 700 B.C.) about the coming God-Child. This is the gospel (“good news”) according to Isaiah. #MoChurchChristmas

Our Elder, Jason Peterson brings a message about the Great Commission and Chain Reactions!