Painesville Assembly of God

The Wonder of His Peace is a theme that is woven throughout the Christmas story, but is especially prominent when we explore the angel’s message to the shepherds in Luke 2. In this message, we discover three insights about the wonder of His peace.

When the angel Gabriel appeared to Mary with the news that she would carry God’s Son, everything changed. In her story—and in the birth of Jesus—we discover four powerful ways God’s love shapes our lives this Christmas.

This message highlights God as a faithful Father and provider, showing that genuine generosity flows from trusting Him. Using the story of Elijah and the widow in 1 Kings 17, it outlines three key tests believers encounter as they learn to live a truly generous life.

In the early pages of the Scriptures, a core claim is made about the universe, and alongside it we find a mandate for humanity. Simply put: “Everything in the world belongs to God, and we are stewards of all he’s put in it.” In this message, we explore the Christian’s identity as a steward, which underpins Jesus’ invitation to the generous life.

“The more you get, the more you want.” Few truths cut more deeply across the breadth of the human experience. No matter how much money or stuff we amass, we never feel like we have enough. The bulk of Jesus’ teachings on money are warnings about the danger of it. In this message, we explore Jesus’ warnings about wealth and His invitation to a simpler life marked by the biblical virtue of contentme...

Jesus’ call to generosity is rooted in his vision of God and our place in God’s world. In Jesus’ teaching on a “healthy eye” vs. “an unhealthy eye” (Matthew 6:22-23), we are introduced to two strikingly different worldviews or ways of seeing the world. When Jesus said there is more joy in giving than in receiving, he turned our vision of the good life on its head. In this message, we discover that...

Hypocrisy is giving an impression of having certain purposes or motivations, while in reality having quite different ones. It was a problem for the religious leaders in Jesus’ day, and it is a problem for followers of Jesus today. In this message, we look at the warning that Jesus gave to his followers regarding hypocrisy and discover the cure he prescribes.

Should we be afraid of God? In our world today, there is a growing system that dismisses the very notion that there is a God to whom we are accountable and will one day stand before. In this message, we discover two dangerous postures when it comes to the fear of the Lord.

The fear of the Lord is an invitation to be in complete awe and reverence towards the Lord and His glory, power, and holiness. To truly fear God means to be in awe of God’s being and character as well as in awe of what He has done for us in Christ. In this message, we explore how to recover our awe of the Lord.

The fear of the Lord is a treasure. It is a virtue that unlocks for us a greater understanding of who God is and draws us into deeper friendship with Him. In this message, we explore how Holy Fear is a treasure that deepens our relationship with God.

David's life was filled with faith and failure, but at the end, He discovered that God was His refuge, strength, and salvation. He penned a song that summarized what the Lord meant to Him. We explore that song and discover David's testimony, poetry, and theology.

David's sin didn't just affect him, it impacted his entire family. While he was forgiven of the penalty of sin, David still experienced the disciplinary consequences of sin. In this message, we examine the painful consequences of sin and look at what David could have done to break the cycle in his family.

Out of the stories that remember when thinking about King David, we can't help but recall the story of David and Bathsheba. David commits adultery and murder and tries to cover it up. In this message, we discuss the power of sin and we discover the grace of God.

Have you ever wanted to do something but felt that the Lord said no? Perhaps it was something you were praying for and a idea that you, but for whatever reason, God said, no. David experienced God's no, and from it we can learn some valuable lessons.

Have you ever done the right thing, but maybe went about it in the wrong way? That is what happened to David and the consequences were deadly. But David learned some valuable lessons about the holiness and grace of the Lord.

What made David a man after God's own heart? In this message, we survey the opening chapters of 2 Samuel and discover qualities that make a person after God's own heart.

You were meant for so much more than you realize when you came to Christ in faith. You were called to have a powerful and personal relationship with Him. God desires to walk with us in a personal way, and not just through religious acts of service.  His desire for us to know Him is far more than just words in the Bible. Join our Discipleship Pastor, Kevin Schrum, for an encouraging message.

David faces a season of discouragement where he lost faith. No prayers prayed, no psalms written, no seeking God’s direction. In fact, David headed down a path of reasoning that took him far from God. But through pain, God brought David back. In this message, we explore three faulty perspectives that lead to the pits and what we can do to make our way back to God!

David had a moment that we have all experienced. He was treated unjustly, and it made him so angry, he was about to do something he would later regret. But God’s restraining grace came to David through the wise counsel of Abigail. In this message, we explore three reasons for not acting rashly when you are emotionally upset.

Trust the process means foregoing what you currently see in regards to quick success, and trust that the builder, the creator, the one in charge, has a plan at the end of the process. Trust the process. In this message, we explore the process that God was using to grow David into a great king!

David was anointed by God, defeated Goliath, and the hand of God was with him. However, Saul’s jealousy and desire to kill David led to the loss of David’s position, reputation, marriage, spiritual mentor, closest friend, and self-respect. In this message, we examine the power of leaning on God when every crutch is removed.

In the middle of one of the most challenging times in David’s life, he found a friend in Jonathan. In this message, we examine the friendship of David and Jonathan as we learn the power of friendship.

No one in Israel would face Goliath, yet David had the faith and courage to face the giant. Fear can impact our lives and keep us paralyzed. In this message, we explore three ways to defeat Giants in your life.

Saul and David were very different people, yet both were anointed kings of Israel. In this message, we dive into the spiritual condition of Saul, the sovereign plan of God, and the spiritual growth of David.

David was not everyone's first choice, but he was God's choice. In this first message, we look at the kind of person God chooses.