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Amy Kropp continues her study in the old testament. The focus of this study is Joshua. Learning how we are to be strong and courageous in our calling and in the promises of God.

Pastor Chris continues his study of the fruit of the spirit. This week reading from Philippians chapter 4. Our lives are full of trouble and it seems we don't have much peace. As Christians, we have the peace of God that resides within us. We need to remind ourselves how to walk in the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, that guards our hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.

Amy Kropp continues her message. We are called by God. He will never leave us or forsake us. We should be a people who are confident in our calling and through our calling, we will declare the praises of him who called you out of darkness into his wonderful light.

Amy Kropp shares from Exodus 4. We are called by God and He will always go with us. We shouldn't be afraid to fulfill the calling He has on our lives to do great things to further the kingdom of God.

Pastor Dennis shares from John 10 encouraging us in knowing God more.

Chris Cleveland continues our study into the Fruit of the Spirit. This week focusing on joy. The true Christian life should be full of joy but is there a difference between joy and happiness. True joy is founded on our relationship with Christ. Looking at John 16 we find out what makes our hearts rejoice.

Pastor Chris continues his study in the Fruit of the Spirit. This week we look at 1 Corinthians chapter 13. Christ was a perfect example of love. His perfect love changes and conforms us to live a spirit-filled life.

Chris Cleveland looks at Galatians chapter 5. How does one receive and walk in the fruit of the Spirit? How do we walk in love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control when our sinful nature tries to pull us in the opposite direction?

Pastor Rodney Dirig shares during our evening service.

Amy Kropp shares from Luke chapter 1. Our life can get so frantic and hectic that we forget to spend time in worship, adoring our Savior. Mary, the mother of Jesus, is a wonderful example of how we are called to humbly worship the Lord. 

Amy Kropp shares how Christ saved us in our weakness. Through His strength, we were reconciled to God. Through that power, we are called to be reconciled to one another and to be God's ambassadors.

Amy Kropp shares from Acts 7. Knowing that we come from God and that we will return to God we have the power to serve like Jesus served. The power of service God has called us to can change our lives and the world as we know it.

Pastor and Elder George Novellano shares his testimony.

Pastor Dennis shares the importance of remembering what God has done for us and sharing our testimony with each other is crucial to building our faith.

Guest Speaker Raymond Ramos from The Recovery House of Worship Church Planting Movement shares the evening message. RHOW specializes in ministering to men, women, young people, families and communities affected by addiction. Find out more by visiting www.rhow.org

Pastor Chris wraps up our sermon series on Christ our example. Christ called us to take up our cross and follow Him. Humility, forgiveness, and sacrifice are the examples he gave us. He is calling us to be like Him. It won't be an easy task but through His power, we can change the world by following His Example.

Continuing our study Pastor Chris Cleveland looks at Ephesians 4. The world is full of anger and hate so why would the Bible tell us to be angry? Are our emotions bad or have they just gone bad? Can we really forgive? The answer is yes because a forgiven heart is a forgiving heart!

Does it ever seem that the news is filled with stories of people who seemed to be completely self-absorbed? Why is it that we can't seem to get along? Pastor Chris Cleveland shares from Philippians chapter 2 and looks to Jesus our example of humility.

Guest Speaker Samuel Kimotho from Kenya shares the evening message.

Revelation 12:11 states that "They triumphed over him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony; they did not love their lives so much as to shrink from death." Terri Bonney and Justin Bailey share their testimonies during our evening service.