Sunday, October 28, 2018, 9:00 AM “Three Steps to a Living Faith”
Using Luke 17:1-10 as his foundation, Rev. Grady Mosley provides a three-pronged approach to achieving a living faith.
Luke 17:1-10, James 2:14-17
Using Luke 17:1-10 as his foundation, Rev. Grady Mosley provides a three-pronged approach to achieving a living faith.
Luke 17:1-10, James 2:14-17
Concluding his sermon series, Building a Strong Church,” Rev. Grady Mosley emphasizes the importance of the relentless, persistent faithfulness of prayer.
Acts 2:42-47
Continuing with his sermon series, “Building A Strong Church,” Rev. Grady Mosley examines how an atmosphere of friendliness and a willing servant attitude contribute to a strong church.
Acts 2:42-47
Using Peter’s denial prior to Christ’s crucifixion and his later proclamation in the Sanhedrin that Jesus is the only path to salvation, Rev. Grady Mosley asks us, In which time are we? Are you bold in your faith?
Matthew 26:57-58; Acts 4:1-22
Continuing with his series, “Building a Strong Church,” Rev. Gray Mosley adds to the traits of a strong church by adding compassionate hearts and evangelistic fervor.
Acts 2:42-47
Continuing with the sermon series, “Building a Strong Church,” Rev Grady Mosley expresses congregational warmth and love are traits that must be intentional and practiced.
Acts 2:42-47
In a new fall series, Rev. Grady Mosley will present nine principles for building a strong church that can survive the strongest of storms. Central to a strong church is strong bible teaching and preaching, and exemplary leadership.
Acts 2:42-47
In his message today, Rev. Grady Mosley reminds us that our attitudes reveal the nature of our relationship with Christ, whether it is defection, depreciation or determination.
John 6:60-69
For our Spirit Day celebration, Rev. Grady Mosley compares the beginning of college football season with the purpose of the Church. Unlike football, we are not intended to be spectators. Christ arms us with the protection we need to carry His message to our world.
Ephesians 6:10-18
Ty Snyder reflects on Christ’s prayer at the Mount of Olives immediately prior to his arrest and crucifixion. As Ty notes, being committed to God’s perfect will requires a measure of trust that is difficult at times. We must develop a relationship with Christ to trust in Him in every situation.
Luke 22:39-46
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