Cityreach Cumberland

How would you complete this statement, “Right now my life is ___________”? Most likely, your first response reveals the perspective from which you view your life and the reality from which you live. What if you could actually get to a place where the attacks and issues that arise don’t alter your day to day life? It’s not only possible, it’s available! Listen to today's teaching by Pastor Fred from Colossians 3:1-4 to find out how.

A reality check is an occasion that causes you to consider the facts about a situation and not your opinions, ideas or beliefs. In today’s teaching, you will see the reality that is in Christ versus a few other things that seem real, but are actually just shadows. Colossians 2:16-23. 

Sermon Title: The Big R Speaker: Campus Pastor Phil Kifer

Today is the day that we celebrate Palm Sunday, and in today’s message, we’ll learn three things about Jesus that take place as He makes His journey to Jerusalem. Since this day had been prophesied about over 500 years earlier and it came to pass just as God’s Word prophesied that it would, we know that Jesus is dependable. When Jesus saw the city, he wept over it and because He became a man we understand that He identifies with us.  Then as He enters the city, the people ask, “Who is this?” And the reply of His followers, “This is Jesus” gives us hope that He is the answer to every one of life’s issues.

The things that you think are valuable become worthless when compared to something of infinite value. That's exactly how the Apostle Paul described all of his accomplishments in comparison to knowing Jesus. In this message, you'll discover the benefit of knowing Him intimately why it is worth so much.

It is possible to have peace in the midst of all circumstances. However, the peace of God is very different than the peace that the world is familiar with because the world’s peace can only be experienced in the absence of turmoil and problems. In today’s teaching, you will learn of three ways that peace beyond all understanding can be released in your life. By praying with thanksgiving, meditating on good things and then putting those things into practice, you too will experience the supernatural peace of God.