Harmony with Rob

This message is a deep dive into how to be prepared for Easter. It 's a great holiday, but its more than chocolates bunnies and an obligatory visit to church.  Hope will rise in your heart when you understand the words of Easter. 

Hope is a big deal and we will do anything we have to in order to find it. That includes believing in sources that are bad for us or not even true. This series helps us find God's way to a hope that is in our present and prepares us for the future. 

Your story becomes a part of the story of your tribe, the Body of Christ. You are not alone!

What God make want may seem absurd, like in the case of a man named Elisha. But if God wants it, God provides the way for it! 

Desperation is a good starting point with God. He is ready to respond! 

God loves it when we are curious. He uses that to help us find our story! 

Who was more important in the story of the New Testament church's formation? Was it Peter or was it his brother, Andrew who brought him to Christ? 

You may not realize it, but you are in a battle of choice on a regular basis about who or what you will serve. This message is about choosing God as Lord of all areas of your life. 

Are you ready for a new God story in your life? It might take some preparation time for the next phase that God has in mind. 

What needs to happen in order for us to listen to God's voice? Will He allow some trouble in our lives in order to get our attention? This message takes a look at the God Story from a guy in the Bible named Paul and how God brought him to salvation. 

Life gets too big sometimes! God wants to help us by taking charge of the battles we face. But we need to learn God's one requirement. May this message give you hope today!

Technical difficulties disrupted the first part of the message, but most of it is here. I hope it blesses your week!  God in your bible to Judges 6 and join in!

When God intersects our lives, we might have questions. That's where many God stories begin. 

Can a guy in the Bible named Amos teach us anything about making resolutions for a new year? 

If you have been to church, you probably have heard about Daniel. He faced lions and fire because of his faith in God. But what does he have to do with the Wise Men that came to see baby Jesus? I hope this message encourages you to see out the God who understands all mysteries. 

Imagine what the world thought when the prophet exclaimed that the savior of the world and solution to the problems of government would be found in a new born baby! Jesus started this earthly journey as a baby and that means something special for each of us. 

God's plans are holy and perfect for us. They may disrupt our plans however or cause us to have to make some difficult adjustments. This message sees God's plan for Jesus through the eyes of His teen mother, Mary. 

Whenever you see the word, "Behold" in the bible, it means something huge is about to be said. That was the case when the angels visited the shepherds announcing the birth of Christ. They were never the same. God has "behold" moments for you and me also!

John 1 introduces us to Jesus by calling Him "The Word." Seems like a strange way to describe someone. It makes sense however, when you start to embrace that Jesus is Emmanuel - God with us . Jesus brings the voice of God to our lives in a personal and life changing way. 

God is perfect in His delivery of goodness to our lives. He is so seamless and quiet as he does, we can forget that he is around us. The story of the ten lepers who were healed in the Bible tells us that only one of them returned to Jesus to say, "thank you." 

My prayer is that this holiday season everywhere you look you see the goodness of God and celebrate with all your being! God is good and this message tells us how.

This message looks at the second half of the Beatitudes of Christ and how those reflect the kingdom of God in our lives!

We apologize that due to technical challenges yesterday, this audio misses roughly the first 8 minutes of the message. The reading was from the gospel of Matthew 5:3-12.  God has not called us to be like everyone else. He also hasn't called us to be apathetic about the  world around us or jerks. Those who follow God are to be different because of something that has happened inside the heart....

God has a deeper view of blessing that we do. But we have a choice as to whether we buy in or not. The windows of heaven are open if we will just say "yes!"

Even though God tells me not to be afraid, sometimes I am. Does God lead us into dark valleys? Why? How do I learn to trust Him to take me through?