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1 The wilderness and the dry land shall be glad; the desert shall rejoice and blossom like the crocus; 2 it shall blossom abundantly and rejoice with joy and singing. The glory of Lebanon shall be given to it, the majesty of Carmel and Sharon. They shall see the glory of the Lord , the majesty of our…

Love always supports, is always loyal. How much do we yearn for that sort of love? The Good News that we share as followers of Christ is that this sort of love is not only given to us, it is given to us to share! Join us to explore what it means to be always supportive and loyal.

Introduction I have here two pieces of wood that I need to hold together. I also have some bolts. If I put this bolt through the wood, will it stay? For a little while. Right? It depends on how we apply pressure. What if we switched out the bolt? Would that make it hold? No. We would have the same problem.…

Pastor Don Ford discusses Mentoring. What does mentoring look like? Could you be a mentor? Do you want to be mentored? Are you already a mentor?

James 5:19-20

Randy Russell shares the work of The Gideons International as they distribute free Bibles around the world. While listening to the testimonies of how the Bible transforms lives, we learn how to effectively use the Gideon Bible and its helps to answer questions people may have. So much power in a little book, that is God's Word! Read and share the Bible in over 1,800 languages in Gideon's Free Bible App: https://www.gideons.org/read-the-bible Donate to the Gideons, 100% of your donation prints and distributes free Bibles around the world: https://www.gideons.org/donate

Pastor Luke preached about how we are witnesses for Christ by sending people, provision, and prayerful support. The main idea was, "Followers of Jesus send messengers to reach the ends of the Earth."

In this sermon, we explore the story of Jason from Acts 17:5-9, a man who played a crucial role in advancing the gospel through his hospitality and support for Paul and Silas. Discover how the power of community in ministry is essential for the church to thrive. We delve into three key aspects: supporting one another with love and grace, standing together when times get tough, and investing in the mission together. Join us as we learn how to create a strong, united community that reflects the heart of Jesus and makes a significant impact for His kingdom.

Introduction We have explored the notion of God working through you! We have spent time learning about that awesome God that works in us and through us These are necessary for success in ministry and moving forward as a church. We must know who we are and our purpose We must know who God is Today. .…

What instruction is provided in this passage? Walk worthy of the calling you have received. humility gentleness patience bearing with one another in love making every effort to keep unity Charge: “Do you, members of this congregation, acknowledge these men as deacons in the church; do you promise to…

We are reminded that God graciously puts encouragers and supporters into our lives. We are encouraged to actively support people in ministry around us.

In God's family we support each other

God uses brothers and sisters to speak his truth into our lives.

What does it mean to bear others burden? How can we do that as the church today?

The church shows its faith in action when we honor one another like family.

尋找主內好朋友，彼此同行

For the gospel of Jesus Christ to spread around the world, churches and their leaders must seek to support and care for missionaries well.

Introduction Illustration: "The Table” at Kingswood. We hung out together so often that we began to almost speak our own language. T he elder: To my dear friend Gaius, whom I love in the truth. Dear friend, I pray that you are prospering in every way and are in good health, just as your whole life is…

We are wrapping up our series on Philippians. In what Paul says to the church in Philippi, we want to see how it applies and speaks to our church body in the 21st Century.

Did you know that even Superman had friends? Batman had Robin, Napoleon Dynamite had Pedro, and even the Dread Pirate Roberts needed Fezzik and Inigo Montoya to save Princess Buttercup. While they were all strong and powerful individually, together their collective strength was even greater. The Apostle Paul had Timothy and Epaphroditus as his companions. Sometimes, we may strive to be the hero in our own story, only to discover that we are not strong enough on our own. In this week's passage, let's explore what we can learn from the character of Timothy and Epaphroditus that can guide us as we seek to be faithful followers of Jesus.

Introduction There once was a little boy who kept on being told by his mom that he needed to eat his fruits and vegetables in order to have a healthy diet. The boy wanted to obey his mom so he tried his best to eat his fruit and vegetables… One day, though, the mom put spinach in front of the boy and…