Chase Gilbert steps up for his first Sunday message in Midland to tell us what our students learned at camp this year. He explains how our identity as people is only truly verified when we look to Jesus—the one who created us, loves us, and paid the price of his life for us. He then challenges us to believe and model this in our own lives so that we can continue to have an impact on the next generation.
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As our students and leaders head off to camp, we begin our time interceding on their behalf. Neil Rogers then concludes our series by looking at how King Josiah lead the nation of Judah to remember the Passover. He then leads us in a time of communion and prayer as we reflect on what Jesus has done for us in the new and greater passover through his death and resurrection.
View SermonEric Clark concludes our series by looking at how King Josiah lead the nation of Judah to remember the Passover. He leads us in a time of communion and prayer as we reflect on what Jesus has done for us in the new and greater passover through his death and resurrection. He concludes by leading us in a time of prayer for our students and leaders as they go off to Camp.
View SermonEric Boyt continues our short series on Renewal by showing us the extreme measures King Josiah took to bring renewal in the life of God’s people. He shows us how persistent and thorough Josiah was in in his effort to cleanse the nation of its idols. He shares some practical ways he’s applied this truth to his own life and invites us to consider how we need to be like Josiah and crush the idols in our lives.”
View SermonJay Mayo is back up to continue our short series on Renewal. He shows us the extreme measures King Josiah took in order to lead God’s people to deep spiritual renewal. Jay challenges us to remember the holiness of God in rescuing us from sin, because no other god has done this. He concludes by inviting us to respond to God with undivided devotion, remembering that only God can meet our deepest spiritual needs.
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Imagine the impact of ONE repentant heart. This week, Neil Rogers shared from 2 Kings 22 & 23:1-3 about how one encounter with God’s Word and one repentant heart catalyzed renewal for an entire nation. From this example, we learned new strategies for turning our commitments into action.
View SermonJosh Gatewood continues our series in Renewal by taking us to 2 Kings 23. Josh opens up about his own weariness in this season and explains how there’s a difference between momentary relief and lasting renewal. He shows us what King Josiah did to provide renewal in the nation of Judah and then explains how we can experience even greater renewal through the power of the Spirit at work within us.
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Josh Gatewood begins a new series in 2 Kings 22 entitled Renewal. He shows us how King Josiah experienced a spiritual renewal by choosing to break the cycle of his spiritual heritage and be humble toward God’s Word. He also shows us how Gods renewal often begins with a return to basic truths and practices. Through these basic truths and practices, God’s Spirit works powerfully to bring renewal in our lives.
View SermonJay Mayo begins a new series in 2 Kings 22 entitled Renewal. He shows us how King Josiah positioned his heart toward God and experienced the spiritual renewal only God can bring. He invites us to consider if we need spiritual renewal in our lives and challenges us to consider if we will receive the renewal God wants to provide for us.
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