
In this message from Rev. Huggins, he discusses the need to clear your slate. To be renewed, refreshed, and to reflect on life and your relationship with God in a meditative stance. It is often from the unlikely that we are given a chance to grow.
In this message from Rev. Huggins, he discusses the need to clear your slate. To be renewed, refreshed, and to reflect on life and your relationship with God in a meditative stance. It is often from the unlikely that we are given a chance to grow.
“Does God answer prayers?” Pastor Huggins examines this question and delves into the ability of prayer to change things. He uses a passage from I Samuel to look at the prayers of Hannah, and God’s answer to her prayer.
In this message from Rev. Huggins, he shares a message about redemption and what God’s redemption means to each and every one of us.
In this message from Rev. Huggins, he uses the parable of the blind man to illustrate the power of our calling to God.
In this message from Dr. Suich, he shared a message about the plight that was faced by Naomi in the book of Ruth. In a time where all had been taken from her, Naomi needed to be reminded of God’s grace (which Ruth helped with). Listen to this message to see how this applies to our everyday lives as well!
Dr. Paul Suich shared this morning’s message in Pastor Huggins’ absence. Listen as he makes some observations from Old Testament and New Testament passages regarding how we should approach instilling faith in our children.
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Pastor Huggins stepped back to the Old Testament for this message. In Esther, there are two passages Pastor Huggins selected to help remind us that we are all part of the process of justice and mercy. Isn’t it Time for Change?
In this message we hear a passage from Mark that revolves around the iconic 35th verse “For whoever wants to save their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for me and for the gospel will save it.” In Rev. Huggins’ message, he outlines how we take this passage and apply it to our lives. Being with Jesus Christ means offering yourself for all the things he offered himself for.
In this message, Rev. Huggins delves into a notion that we should not only pray for peace, but that we should also strive to seek peace in our everyday lives. Just as Jesus helped those who believed, he continues to help those that believe today!