Allison Park Church

In order to have victory in spiritual battle we need to know who we are and what we have in Christ. This week in our “Push” series we learn how to live over instead of under the attacks of the enemy by walking out who we are in Jesus.

We have in our possession the inheritance of victory. As we learn how to do spiritual battle, we learn how to push against the darkness so that we can gain that victory in our lives and in the world around us.

We need to actively choose to make room for God and when we actively choose to follow Christ we can expect God to show up and do miracles in our lives.

We’re here to help other people find Jesus. Once Jesus comes into our lives and changes us, He wants to partner with us so that we can together reach and serve those who don’t know Jesus.

Despite Peter’s flaws and character issues Jesus picked him and Jesus is picking you today. Jesus is not afraid of your reality and is calling you to draw closer to Him today.

God doesn’t want you in a perfected form, He just wants you as you are. When we surrender our lives to God, He can do beyond what we ever imagined.

As we head into the new year, we kick off a new series entitled “Non-Negotiable’s.” During the first installment of the message we consider three very important reflection questions to help us repent and turn toward God.

This Christmas Eve, we reflect on the truth that when God makes a promise He will fulfill that promise in our lives. We have to ask ourselves, will we choose to carry life on our own or will we say yes and trust God with the situations we’re going through?

When we choose to saturate our lives and position our lives with God, we can trust that what He has deposited in us will carry us to eternity.

Even when we don’t realize it, God is at work in our lives ordaining every moment. We can trust that God’s love, ways and acts are perfect and therefore walk in the authority He gives us.

Christmas reminds us that God has a better vision for the world. This week as we kick off our new series, “And So It Begins,” we learn five fundamental truth about what God has in store for our lives.

The clues to discover our purpose and direction in life are more found within us than around us. In this week’s sermon of the “Can You Hear Me Now?” series, Pastor Jeff gives us three questions to ask ourselves to discover the grace and gifts God has put on our lives.

God has designed each of us with a unique purpose and has put a destiny on each of our lives. This week, Antwaan Randal El talks about how he discovered the destiny God put on his life and how he’s walking in God’s purposes today.

Do you ever wonder if God is speaking to you? This week we kick off our new series, “Can You Hear Me Now,” with 3 steps to be able to hear God better and clearer.

Religion has become a controversial word in our present age. This week in our Pressure Points series, Pastor Jeff shows us that religion is not the problem, but the attitude that’s behind religion is. Pastor Jeff equips is with 3 ways to combat the negative attitude behind religion.

Faith is not denial. Faith is facing the mountain and the Word of God is our ammunition and power that helps move any mountain we may face.

God is doing something in the midst of our trials and he never stops working even if the solution is not immediately clear. This week Pastor Jeff kicks off our new weekend and life group series "Pressure Points."

God has deposited things into our lives that He wants to bring to the surface. This week Pastor Jeff casts vision for our church and our lives by giving us three points taken from the story of Phillip in the book of Acts.

What do you do when it seems like God is silent? This week Pastor Jeff teaches us the best thing to do is to go back to the last thing that God told you and stand on that.

The heart wants what you invest in most. We choose what we value and put as a top priority. God wants to be our top priority and wants the best that we have to give.

When we go through seasons when the load gets heavy we must never stop seeking the face of God. In those moments of trials we need to continually pray, persevere and praise.