1 Samuel 1 | Join us as Scott Nickell unpacks God’s intention for womanhood in a sermon on being humble versus powerful.

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Isaiah 9:6 | When life gets painful and the days grow dark we need a strong and mighty God to run to, lean on, and trust. His strength is displayed in our weakness. Who can we lend our strength to this Christmas season?

Psalm 19 | What comes to your mind when you think of power? Most people think of status, wealth, education, or influence. When it comes to understanding God’s power we move into an entirely different realm. God can do anything as easily as He can do anything else. In this message, we’ll look at the evidence for God’s amazing, unlimited power.

James 5:13-16 | One of the best gifts we can give someone we care about is to pray for them on a daily basis. Inviting God to help the people we care about exposes them to a power source they cannot generate on their own. In this message we will learn how to talk to God in a conversational way.

Weekend Scripture: Genesis 1; Revelation 21:1-7

God is still in control, still seated on the throne, and his plan will still be executed no matter what we think or feel. He knows what is best for us and wants what is best for us, so we can trust his plan. In this message, we will look at the power of God and the peace we receive when we remember who is in charge of the universe.

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Weekend Scripture: Acts 12:1-19

This name for God comes from the Hebrew word, “El” which means “God,” and the Hebrew word, “Shaddai” which means “Almighty.” To a Jew, El-Shaddai spoke of God’s unlimited power. Consider a question: “How would your life change if you totally embraced God’s almighty power in your life? In this message, we’ll look at some reasonable answers to that question.

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Weekend Scripture: Matthew 8:23-27

Jesus was capable of getting the forces of nature to listen to him and obey him. If he was able to get a storm to calm down, it seems likely that he’d be able to help us confront many of the challenges we face in life. From fear to worry to anger and all of the behavioral by-products that flow out of these powerful forces at work in us, Jesus wants to help us overcome them.

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