Pastor Chris' Podcast

Revive Us Again And Since Jesus Came Into My Heart by Pastor Chris Mullis

Showers Of Blessings And Lilly Of The Valley by Pastor Chris Mullis

Micah Ward was the guest speaker for Homecoming and All Saints Sunday and shared 3 simple steps for living a Christian life. Micah is a Dalton native who graduated from North Whitfield High School in 1974. He attended Dalton Junior College before graduating form Georgia Southern in 1979. He is an Air Force veteran and is retired from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Since his retirement he and...

Amy Harris shares how God is with us through all the different seasons of life.

This podcast shares three fascinating ghost stories in the Bible that teach us about life after death and how we need to live life now.

Amy talks to youth (and all of us) about how we shouldn't be afraid to do what God calls us to do.

The love of God has endured since creation and will endure forever. The enduring love of God saves us and fills us and enables us to change the world through God's love when we trust in Jesus. The world's idea of love is all about how others make us feel. Worldly love uses people for selfish feelings. God's love, true love, is sacrificial and endures even through suffering and adversity.

Humanly speaking, it may be impossible, but not with God. With God, all things are possible. And the love of God never gives up. Listen to more about God's love that never gives up, never loses faith, and is always hopeful.

Amy Harris shares a personal story that confirms what Ecclesiastes teaches: two are better than one. We need others and are more effective when we work with others.

This podcast teaches how love does not rejoice about injustice, but rejoices whenever the truth wins out.

Amy shares the incredible story of how her friend Aubrey became a Christians and how important it is for Christians to be ready and willing to talk to others about Jesus.

Lord Dismiss Us With Your Blessing (ft. PGMC Congregation) by Pastor Chris Mullis

I Love To Tell The Story (ft. PGMC Congregation) by Pastor Chris Mullis

The love the world needs is described in 1 Corinthians 13. Today, guest speaker Rev. Donna Lucas, share that love keeps no record of wrong. Learn about the unconditional love of God and how we can be filled with it and share it with others and change our world.

Amy shares about her Mama's love

What the world needs is love. The kind of love the world needs is described in the Bible. Love is not rude and does not demand it's own way. Love is not irritable. Learn more about the kind of love God shows us in Jesus Christ and learn to be filled with God's love so we can change our world forever.

Guest Speaker David Crawford shares some things that love is NOT--jealous, boastful, or proud.

What he world needs now is real love. The Bible describes God's love--the kind we need--in in 1 Corinthians 13:4-7. This podcast focuses on kindness.

What the world needs right now more than anything is love. But what kind of love? The Bible tells us what real love is. In this message, we learn that love is patient. God has been incredibly patient with us. We need to be patient with one another as well.

Bring Me To The Cross (feat PGUMC Chancel Choir) by Pastor Chris Mullis

The future is uncertain, but God is in control of it all. He always was, and is, and is yet to come. He is the beginning and the end.

God is there for us when we need Him most. We are never really alone--even when we feel the loneliest. God, the Holy Spirit, the Advocate stands by us and guides us and speaks up for us.

God is our perfect master. He created us with a purpose. Our rebellious hearts don't want to be mastered by anyone, but that leads us to be slaves of sin. Our only hope is to surrender to surrender to Adonai, the perfect, loving Master of all.

Yahweh-Shammah is an important name for God that reveals how He is actively involved in our lives. Ultimately, God's plan is to restore all creation to His original perfect purpose and we will live together in perfect harmony.

Amy Harris talks about here gardening adventures and fruitfulness and how sometimes things don't turn out the way you plan.