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Angels, Angels Everywhere by Church at the Red Door

The Insanity of Jesus' Diciples by Church at the Red Door

The Transfiguration and Three Tabernacles - Part 3 by Church at the Red Door

The Transfiguration and the Three Tabernacles - Part 2 by Church at the Red Door

The Transfiguration and the Three Tabernacles by Church at the Red Door

Who do you say I am? by Church at the Red Door

Calm, Cool, and Collected by Church at the Red Door

Jesus, Master of the Realm by Church at the Red Door

Blurring the Lines by Church at the Red Door

You are the Light of the World by Church at the Red Door

A Man of God, Faithful Friend, and Servant by Church at the Red Door

2021 09 19 (Rec 9:12) by Church at the Red Door

Pastor Jeffrey has a special word that he wants to share with us. Here is a question, do you desire to be fruitful? God wants that for us. It has been a tough couple of years with COVID and the loss of our land deal, but there is great hope! Jeffrey believes there is a great fruitfulness ahead of us - even a hundredfold! Luke 8:4-15

The Kingdom of God is in Your Midst by Church at the Red Door

The Day the Sun Stood Still by Church at the Red Door

8-15-21 LQT Philpot YT by Church at the Red Door

God in Need? by Church at the Red Door

8-8-21 LQT JC YT by Church at the Red Door

Divine Intentions - The Reason for Which God Made Humanity by Church at the Red Door

Echoes of Another World - Part II by Church at the Red Door

Join us as Pastor Paul Berst teaches on "Second Chances." Aren't you glad we get a second chance with God when we fall short of the mark?

In Philippians 4:4 the Apostle Paul writes, “Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, rejoice!” Rejoice always? Really, Paul? You have no idea what you are asking. Upon hearing this, many people will simply brush it aside as unrealistic and unfeasible. How can the Apostle Paul, or God, expect us to rejoice when we are having marital problems, our hopes have been dashed, we just received a bad...

Many of us come from different places in our spiritual life. Some have followed the Lord for a long time, while some are just getting started. Some have had their ups and downs, and some may not even know where to begin. But young or old, single or married, kids or no kids, my hope this Father’s Day is that you will hear me as a friend who cares about you, as a pastor who cares about this church,...

This Sunday, we will continue looking into Luke's account of the life and ministry of Jesus. I have to tell you that the story we are covering this week has always fascinated me. Jesus declared that a Roman centurion had demonstrated the greatest faith He had seen in all of Israel. How was that possible? A gentile? A Roman overlord? What could Jesus possibly have meant by this? What does this tell...

This week, we will finish up Jesus’ Sermon on the Plain. It gets pretty confrontational as Jesus closes His short discourse by describing blind leaders, their methods of judgment and the very, very shaky ground on which they had built their religious lives. Any application to the 21st century? Absolutely! Things simply don’t change. The heart of man is fallen and needs truth like a starving man ne...