Sermons

Relationships always need regular “maintenance.” As humans we can anticipate hurt feelings, misunderstandings, miscommunication, conflict, ingratitude, bad attitudes, selfishness, etc. This week we’ll look at how to repair relationships.

Our second Pacific heart attitude is to live “An Open and Honest Life” with one another. Relationships must always be built with intention. The foundations must be honesty, openness, and creating trust and goodwill.

We begin our series on The Heart Attitudes, seven attitudes of the heart that make a difference in life. First, we: Put the Success of Others Above your own. Philippians 2:3-4 says, “Do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but in humility consider others better than yourselves. Let each of you look not only to…

As we wrap up our series on the Narrow Road, we reach a climax of truly Biblical proportions. This world is not our home, we look forward to our true home, created by a God of power and of love. As we do so, we look past our society’s often ill-formed views of the afterlife…

Today we’ll look at the necessity of endurance in a world and life that sometimes stretches beyond what we think can endure. Endurance is anchored in hope, a joyful anticipation of what is to come, what God promises His people who persevere on the Narrow Road.

In the bible, the desert is a metaphor for several “adventures” as we walk the Narrow Road. When we find ourselves in a desert, it is very disconcerting. It can test us like nothing else. Thankfully, God uses our desert experiences redemptively! We’ll look at the three “deserts” of spiritual warfare with the enemy, spiritual…