Pathways Church | Messages

Most people get a sense that something bad is coming down the Road. We look around and realize walking down roads in life that we don’t want to be traveling. Creation is looking around asking, "Why are we here and what does the future hold?" The future is uncertain – that is why we freak out, because we don’t know what’s going to happen next.

History has done everything to the Cross, but ignore it. No one can ignore it! You can’t ignore a piece of lumber that suspends the greatest claim in history.

It seems our world is always interested in refreshment. I’m amazed how many different specialty waters or energy drinks there are now! People are thirsty for something to keep them going, awake, and on the move, but only Jesus offers real refreshment; real lasting spiritual energy.

Answering Your Questions Concerning The Rapture & Other End Times Events.

It's funny the things that can inspire a message. An encounter on a recent trip helped reinforce in my mind that we all have ideas about the end of days. Right or Wrong, people are wondering what will happen, when the world comes to an end.

The World had a beginning, and it will have an end. According to the Bible, the next big event on God’s prophetic calendar could happen any day. The World will be traumatized by the fulfillment of what theologians call the Rapture of the church.

Many people don't realize that some of the problems they’re facing today are the direct result of Apathy. People just don’t care about much anymore, unless and until it directly affects their comfort zone. Apathy causes depression, stifles our creativity, stunts our spiritual growth, and drains our energy.

No one who was alive in 1980 can forget the eruption of Mount St Helens. But many have forgotten Harry R. Truman, the man who failed to head all the warning signs that had occurred over a period of many months.

This week we're taking time to talk about various ministries of Pathways Church and what God is doing through Pathways Church in the community and beyond!

How many of us have tried to run away at some point? When you run away, it's about fleeing from something or someone, it's never about what we are running to. 2 Kings recounts the events of four lepers, who had to make a courageous decision.

We have a choice. We can choose to sit with the enemy in defeat or surrender to the Lord in victory.

Nobody likes to raise a white flag. We’ve been taught that more is better, and failure is not an option. The world tells us, “You can do it all!” In reality, we can’t, nor do we need to. But we try. All of this overreaching just leaves us gripping the end of our rope.

Jeremiah 29:11 is one of the most popular verses in the Bible. In fact, many people claim this as their life verse and have it framed somewhere in their home. But have you ever read Jeremiah 29? Jeremiah was speaking to God's people who were in exile. This week we examine the promise that was made and what it meant to those who originally heard the message. Guest Speaker: Dan Seaborn, Winning At H...

As we close one year and begin another, we have to wrestle with an important truth with huge implications for our spiritual lives. Change is inevitable, but progress is optional.

There is something about the calendar flip that is hard to explain. The idea that we all get a fresh start together at the beginning of a year, has prompted new year's resolutions & goals as far back as history itself. The Bible tells us something better than New Year Phenomenon.

This week we answer the question, what is Christmas? What is the key to Holiday?

A teacher asked her class “What is Christmas - a time for?” She got the usual answers—Jesus’ birthday, a time of joy, a time to worship God! One child raised their hand and gave an unusual answer, "a time for sportsmanship, because you don’t always get everything you want."

I believe that the Christmas season is the perfect time of year for us to consider some foundational aspects of our faith. It’s good to ponder what we treasure.

The things that are most meaningful, can be easily taken for granted. What are you waiting on this Christmas? What are you longing for? In Luke, we read about two people who had their hope set on one event, the arrival of Messiah!

This week we intentionally stop to reflect on the many blessings God has given us, along with the challenges of the year that has past.

We like to be liked. We need somebody to look at us and say you are ok, you're beautiful, valuable, you matter, you are worthy! We must be careful what we allow to determine our identity.

Storms, like the recent Hurricanes, can leave a wake of devastation. Sometimes an entire home has to be gutted down to structural walls and rebuilt. This can only be done if "the bones" are good.

It's interesting how we have shifted from a culture that sat on the front porch and talked about life, and shared wisdom, to a culture that sits on the back deck and isolates ourselves. Have we lost wisdom because of the lack of conversation among neighbors? This week we sit on the "front porch" to talk about the future of the family.

Kenny Chesney recorded one of the biggest hits of his career with "The Good Stuff," which gave him his fifth No. 1 hit in 2002. The poignant song was inspired by a tragic story that happened in real life. "The good stuff" is all of the memories you can make with the one you love while they're still here.

TODAY - Everywhere you look there are cracks on the wall. You're seeing cracks in our culture, in our relationships, in our families, and in our lives. And a lot of time and energy — is being spent patching them up. The question that we must answer is what is the foundation that needs to be fixed?