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Matthew 5 v21-26

Today, we joined with Gateway Fellowship for a combined service.

What would change if we decided to see ourselves, as the church, the way Christ saw the church?

This sermon we will focus on Matthew 5:13-16 where Jesus called those following Him as Salt and Light.

Apprentices of Jesus actively pursuereconciliation with God and others—even when it leads to resistance and persecution.

Matthew 5:6-8

Apprentices of Jesus hunger for what is right, extend mercy, and live with undivided hearts before God.

In in this episode, we will look at the 1st Part of the Beatitudes in Matthew 5:3-5, which focuses on Heart Formation.

Pastor Mike kicked off a new series today called "Kingdom People: Living the Way of Jesus" it is a series through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7.

In this episode we looked at Matthew 5:1-2; 7:28-29 and we were asked the question "Whose voices are you listening to and which voice has the biggest impact on your life? Is it Jesus or someone else?

What an incredible way to celebrate the truth of the resurrection. We looked at Habakkuk 3 and talked about Habakkuk's proclamation "The Lord is my Salvation"

Special Guest: Blaine Hewitt

Habakkuk 2:2-5

We start this message off hearing testimonies and then we look at Habakkuk 1:12-2:1

Habakkuk 1:2-11

Gods' ways are mysterious, but He still Sovereign.

We are called to repent, abide, trust, and make disciples.

As we slow down during the season of Lent, we want to take intentional time to understand what it truly means to lament — and how we respond to the confusion, questions, and pain we experience in our lives. Lent invites us not to rush past our struggles, but to bring them honestly before the Lord.

Over the next six weeks, we will journey together through the book of Habakkuk, learning how to take our burdens, doubts, and longings to God — and how to trust Him even when we don’t fully understand what He is doing.

As we finish up our 5th week in the 40 Days of Prayer, we stop to reflect on Christ and His Mission.

Why did Jesus come?

How do we live on mission with Jesus?

In this message, Pastor Mike challenges us to keep engaging the lost and making disciples as we wait with eager expectancy for Christ’s return.

Today we will look what it means for Christ to be our Healer both from a spiritual standpoint and physical standpoint.

We will look at Isaiah 53:4-5 as the foundation text.

Today, we are going to look at the next part to the Four-Fold Gospel, Christ our Sanctifier, and see that Christ desires to not only save us, but to transform us.

The great joy is this: God is with us.

Jesus offers His presence to all people.

Key Verse:“For he has rescued us from the dominion of darkness and brought us into the kingdom of the Son he loves.”
—Colossians 1:13  As we focus on the life of Christ, this week’s theme is Christ Our Savior, which forms part of the fourfold gospel of Jesus, a cornerstone of our denomination. God’s plan for salvation commenced immediately following the fall of mankind in the Garden of Eden. The consequence of sin is death; however, it was not God’s intention for humanity to endure eternal death. Out of His love for the world, He sent His only Son, Jesus, to die on our behalf, allowing us to attain salvation and reconciliation with Him. Salvation can only be obtained through Jesus Christ, as there is no other name by which humanity is saved. Furthermore, our salvation is not achieved through good works, but rather through the righteousness of Jesus, imparted by faith and through the grace of God

We are ending there year talking about Spiritual Formation.

Thanks for Joining us for Week 2 of Advent as we focus on Peace.

We are joined by Guest Speaker Jonas Ramos who will be kicking off our Advent Series "The Arrival" and will be speaking on Hope

In this message we will talk about Generosity as Christ Followers

As we close our journey through Ephesians, Pastor Mike explores the heart of prayer—its purpose, power, and the crucial role it plays in every believer’s walk with Christ.

In this episode, we are looking at Ephesians 6:10-17 and talking about the armor of God and what it means for our Christian walk.

In this episode we will here from Aaron Winn. He serves with Envision France. He will give an update on what is happening in France and share the five thresholds on sharing your faith in a postmodern world by Intervarsity.

France - ENVISIONCoaching The Five Thresholds | InterVarsity

In this message from Ephesians 6:5–9, we explore what it really means to work “as to the Lord.” Whether you’re behind a desk, under a hood, or managing a home, your work matters deeply to God. Paul’s words challenge us to see our jobs not as burdens but as sacred opportunities to serve Christ.

We’ll look at how a gospel-shaped perspective reforms our attitude, how obedience shapes our actions, and how accountability builds character — even in the hardest jobs.

Because when Jesus is your true boss, every shift becomes an act of worship.

Ephesians 6:1–4 calls children to obey and honor their parents as an expression of their obedience to the Lord, promising blessing for those who do. Paul also instructs parents—especially fathers—to lead their children with love and patience, bringing them up in the training and instruction of the Lord. This passage shows that the family is meant to reflect the heart of the gospel through obedience, nurture, and grace-filled leadership.

In Ephesians 5:21–33, Paul paints a beautiful picture of marriage as a living reflection of Christ’s relationship with the Church. He calls husbands and wives to mutual submission out of reverence for Christ—wives showing respect and trust, and husbands loving sacrificially as Christ loved the Church and gave Himself for her. This passage reveals that marriage is more than a contract—it’s a gospel display of self-giving love, unity, and grace that points the world to Jesus.

In this message, Blaine Hewitt will talk about why they are planting a church in Massillon with the Alliance.

Many churches across the United States have grown weary. The energy fueling outreach, discipleship, and worship has faded, leading to stagnant spirituality, maintenance rather than growth, and a fading passion for mission. And the answer may be found not in preserving the present, but in planting the future.

Church planting is an act of obedience to God, revitalizing congregations that feel spiritually stagnant and renewing the soul of churches that have grown weary. This is how God renews the Church, not only by reaching the unreached, but by reviving His people as they reach out.

New churches. Renewed mission. That’s the heart of multiplication. That’s the soul of revival. This is more than a movement. It’s a mission. Take your next step in church planting today.

Ephesians 5:1–20 calls believers to imitate God by walking in love, just as Christ loved us and gave Himself for us. Paul urges us to live as children of light, turning away from darkness and exposing evil through lives marked by purity and gratitude. Empowered by the Spirit, we are to make the most of every opportunity, letting our worship, words, and actions reflect the goodness of our Savior.

In this message from Ephesians 4:17–32, Pastor Mike unpacks Paul’s powerful call to live as new creations in Christ. The apostle reminds us that we are no longer to walk as the world does—darkened in understanding and hardened in heart—but to put off the old self and put on the new, created to be like God in true righteousness and holiness.

This passage challenges us to let the gospel transform our everyday behavior—our words, our attitudes, and our relationships. Pastor Mike explores what it looks like to speak truth instead of falsehood, to replace bitterness with kindness, and to forgive others as God in Christ forgave us.

It’s a practical, Spirit-filled reminder that following Jesus isn’t about adding religion to our old lives—it’s about living a completely new one.

A spirit- filled church is marked by unity, diversity, and maturity.

Ephesians 3:14-21

Ephesians 3:1-13

We are looking at Ephesians 2:11-22

Through the blood of Jesus Christ there is no longer division, but unity! When we decide to follow Jesus, we become citizens of a greater kingdom!

We will be finishing up Ephesians 1 this morning, by looking at Ephesians 1:15-23, but will do it by connecting it to our VBS themes!

Ephesians 1:11-14

Today, we embark on a new journey through the book of Ephesians!

Today we will be looking at Ephesians 1:1-2

Ephesians 1:7-10

Today, we will be looking at Ephesians 1:3-6.

We are chosen, predestined, loved, and adopted for the glory of Jesus !

In this passage Pastor Mike challenges, us from 1 Corinthians 16:13-14

Today, we will finish up the book of Jonah and look at Jonah's conversation with God.

In this episode, we will be looking at the response of the Ninevites to Jonah's message

In this message, Pastor Mike will look at Jonah's Prayer in Jonah 2.

In this message, we look at Jonah 1:6-17 and see the response of the mariners to God calming the stone.

In this message, Pastor Mike starts our new series in the book of Jonah.

Pastor challenged us by saying that our calling is to run towards the presence of the Lord not away from it. When we rebel against the Lord we are running away from his presence. Just like Jonah, there will always be a ship, for us, headed towards our "Tarshish", because the enemy sets those snares. Don't be like Jonah, but pursue God's calling on your life.

In this message, Pastor Mike explains and explores the beauty and meaning of baptism.

Christ’s love through his death and resurrection is powerful enough to guide us, transform us, and call us on mission with Him.

What truly is worship? In this message, Pastor Mike will connect Palm Sunday to the true art of worship. Worship is more than an event; it is a way of life. Worship is personable, it is a posture, and it requires practice.

In this message, Pastor Mike breaks down what the gospel is:

The gospel is the Goodnews that God is restoring His rightful reign as King, through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit, bringing salvation and new life to all who trust in Him.