Cheryl Stewart

When most of us think about prayer, we probably tend to think about prayer as primarily getting from God what we ask for. But maybe prayer was meant to do something much deeper. Maybe prayer was meant to transform us and our relationship with God. How so? Join us as we begin our new message series “30-Day Prayer Adventure”!

When most of us think about prayer, we probably tend to think about prayer as primarily getting from God what we ask for. But maybe prayer was meant to do something much deeper. Maybe prayer was meant to transform us and our relationship with God. How so? Join us as we begin our new message series “30-Day Prayer Adventure”!

The final sermon in the series "Dealing With Financial Pressures"

Dealing With Financial Pressures Part 3 of 4

How does God want us to deal with our finances? Is debt wrong? Does the Bible talk about these things? Tune in to this series to find out!

Part One in the series "Dealing With Financial Pressures". What does God have to say about our finances? Debt?

The joy of heaven that awaits every believer in Jesus.

When many of us read the Bible, it can be easy to think that the God of the Old Testament is a harsh God, while the God of the New Testament is a loving God. It's as if we think that God somehow mellowed out in His older years. This is not just a dry, intellectual issue. Rather, it can have a huge impact on the way we view God and how He interacts with us. Is the God of the Old Testament the same as the God of the New Testament? If God changes, does He change in His attitude towards us? Is He loving and compassionate when we are performing well, but angry and vengeful when we make mistakes? How does God feel when we stray and mess up our lives? Join us for this new series beginning Sunday, August 12th.

When many of us read the Bible, it can be easy to think that the God of the Old Testament is a harsh God, while the God of the New Testament is a loving God. It's as if we think that God somehow mellowed out in His older years. This is not just a dry, intellectual issue. Rather, it can have a huge impact on the way we view God and how He interacts with us. Is the God of the Old Testament the same as the God of the New Testament? If God changes, does He change in His attitude towards us? Is He loving and compassionate when we are performing well, but angry and vengeful when we make mistakes? How does God feel when we stray and mess up our lives? Join us for this new series beginning Sunday, August 12th.

When many of us read the Bible, it can be easy to think that the God of the Old Testament is a harsh God, while the God of the New Testament is a loving God. It's as if we think that God somehow mellowed out in His older years. This is not just a dry, intellectual issue. Rather, it can have a huge impact on the way we view God and how He interacts with us. Is the God of the Old Testament the same as the God of the New Testament? If God changes, does He change in His attitude towards us? Is He loving and compassionate when we are performing well, but angry and vengeful when we make mistakes? How does God feel when we stray and mess up our lives? Join us for this new series beginning Sunday, August 12th.