Arrows Church Weekend Messages

Prayer is our most powerful weapon in the spiritual battle we face daily. In this message, we explore the essence of prayer—not just as a means of communication with God but as a deep communion with Him and a confrontation of the enemy. Learn why prayer is vital, how it equips us for spiritual warfare, and how we can pray with power, precision, and purpose. If you want 2025 to be your best year sp...

Not all gifts are the same. Some gifts are better than others. The only job we have when it comes to the wonderful gift of Jesus is to receive it.  Need Prayer? 

We wrap up our Christmas series “Joyful Noise” by asking the question: “Is it possible for you to still… Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas?” The truth is that while Christmas is a wonderful time celebrating the birth of Christ, it can also be challenging. Perhaps Christmas brings up memories of lost loved ones or hardship in your family. But there is a way to make Christmas merry, no matter y...

In this week’s sermon, we explore Luke 2:22–35 and how Jesus’s birth ushered in a new era that reveals the condition of our hearts and transforms humanity. Just as the Grinch experienced a change of heart, Jesus came to replace our hearts of stone with hearts of flesh, making us new creations. Through Him, we find true joy—not in circumstances but in His transforming presence. Join us as we unpack...

This Christmas season, we dive into the chaos surrounding Mary and Joseph during the birth of Jesus and discover how God’s presence transforms even the most challenging circumstances. In this message, we explore: How Mary and Joseph faced political, relational, and physical turmoil. The difference between living near God and living in His power. The greatest news of Christmas: God is not just with...

In this message, we dive into the profound truth of the Gospel, a message that is both beautifully simple and deeply complex. The Gospel is simple enough for a child to understand—Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life (John 14:6). Yet, it's complex in its transformative nature, like light entering a prism, refracting into new, vibrant directions. We explore how Jesus changes our lives, re...

In the final week of "Airplane Mode," we explored the necessity of a Christ-centered community. We looked at how deep, meaningful fellowship goes beyond socializing and fulfills a God-given longing for connection. Unlike shallow connections, true fellowship is both consistent and life-sustaining, and it’s foundational for growing in faith. Need Prayer? 

Life often feels paralyzed during periods of waiting, but the Bible shows us that waiting on the Lord is never passive—it’s an active pursuit of faith. Psalm 37:34, Lamentations 3:25, and Matthew 6:33 illustrate that waiting and pursuing are intertwined acts of trust.  Need Prayer? 

In this week’s message, we dive into Acts 3:1-11 to explore giving and serving as spiritual privileges that allow us to bring Jesus' presence into others' lives. We examine the first miracle in the church, emphasizing how Jesus works through His followers to meet needs beyond silver and gold. As we practice generosity and serve, we don’t just support the church; we become vessels of tran...

In this message, we explore how silence and solitude before God are essential for finding direction, strength, renewal, and clarity. Through examples from the life of Jesus and other biblical figures, we see how silence and solitude were essential before significant decisions, in times of grief, and for spiritual rejuvenation. Need Prayer? 

This part of the "Airplane Mode" series explores how spiritual disciplines are essential for spiritual growth. These practices aren’t just routines but habits that strengthen our connection with God and help us navigate life’s challenges. By diving into the core disciplines of prayer and worship, we see how they shape both our inward posture toward God and our outward expressions of fait...

In this message from our series "Airplane Mode," we explore the spiritual discipline of Bible study and learning, using the story of Samuel's call in 1 Samuel 3:1-10 to emphasize the importance of listening to God's voice. Just as Samuel had to recognize the voice of the Lord, we must approach Scripture with a heart ready to hear and obey. We'll examine James 1:22-25, unde...

Using 1 Corinthians 9:24-27, we’ll dive into the metaphor of athletes who train with strict discipline, applying it to our Christian walk—reminding us that we are in a race worth running to win, and a fight that requires our full dedication. Need Prayer? 

The apostle John reminds us of the seriousness of sin, the importance of guarding our hearts from idols, and a pathway to healing from the sin done by us, to us, and around us. 1 John 5:16-21 Need Prayer? 

1 John 5:6-15 John provides three witnesses—water (Jesus’ baptism), blood (His death), and the Spirit—that testify to Christ’s divinity and role in salvation. Christians should share their personal stories of transformation and trust in God’s confidence rather than our own. Need Prayer? 

When we believe in Jesus, what happens is so other-worldly that the only way to describe it is to be ‘born again.’ By believing Jesus is the Christ, we can overcome the world and obey God's commands. 1 John 5:1-5 Need Prayer? 

Whenever there is False Teaching there will be always be False Living, False Security, and False Power. Only through knowing God’s voice can we navigate the potentially dangerous lies offered by our culture. 1 John 4:1-6 Need Prayer? 

Are you Loving One Another? 1 John 4:7-21 John's message is clear: our love for others is a direct reflection of our relationship with God. If we claim to love God but harbor hatred for others, our claim is empty. The ultimate expression of love is seen in Jesus Christ, who sacrificed His life for us. This sacrificial love should inspire us to love others selflessly. Loving One Another Proves...

When we delight in the love of God, our desires will be in the will of God. Living with a clean heart involves a continuous process of self-examination, repentance, and alignment with God's will. By adhering to Christ's teachings, loving one another, and maintaining a kingdom-minded perspective, we can find assurance and comfort in our faith. This journey not only strengthens our relatio...

Our lives should be marked by love, not indifference or hatred. We are called to reflect the light of Christ so brightly that it exposes darkness and draws others to Him. 1 John 3:10-18 If we are delivered from sin, then we should be marked by love. And so I would ask you today, Are you marked by love? The evidence of our Love for God is marked by our relationships with others. Two outcomes of how...

In order to say yes to God this week, you’re going to have to  say no to something else. 1 John 3:4-9 (NIV) Are you Delivered from Sin?  1. The Reason for deliverance You are a sinner  You are sinful  2. The Recipe for deliverance 3. The Righteousness from deliverance Righteousness makes us not want to sin  Righteousness keeps us from sinning   4. The Result of deliverance We have been delivered f...

Knowing God is essential and transformative. It’s not just about having information; it’s about experiencing His love and living in accordance with His promises and purity. When life punches you in the face... it’s not the WHAT that  keeps you going, it’s the WHY.  Are You Experiencing God’s Love 1 John 3:1-3 (NIV)  1. Our Position (Verse 1)  2. Our Promise (Verse 2) 3. Our Purity (Verse 3) First,...

1 John 2:24-29 Are You Abiding in Christ? John emphasizes the importance of letting the gospel message, which we have heard from the beginning, dwell in us. This message is unchanging and central to our faith: Christ lived a sinless life, died for our sins, and offers us eternal life. John warns against false teachers who distort this truth and encourages us to know the gospel so well that we can...

Until you know what you do believe, you won’t know what you shouldn’t believe.  1 John 2:18-23 (NIV) Are you believing lies ? 1. False teachers are Clear . They deny Jesus was/is God They deny Jesus was Sinless They deny Jesus’ death and resurrection They deny Jesus’ Lordship They deny Jesus is coming back 2. False teachers are Close . See… Matt 7:15; 2 Cor 11:13-15; 1 Tim 4:1-2; 1 Tim 6:3-5; 2 Ti...

Is loving the world a bad thing? Aren't we supposed to love people and God's creation? John tells us that loving the world is the same as not knowing God, therefore, how do we know God and also approach this world we live in?  1 John 2:15-17 (NIV) No matter what a person may say or think… the person who loves the world does not know God.  The Test Do you love the world?  The Truths  The...