Sunday Messages

Pastor David Halan ends the series in the book of Acts looking at how Paul makes his way into Rome. A journey that ends with encouragement as Paul is met entering into the city. We also see how Paul continued his ministry for two more years under house arrest, even writing some of the epistles from his captivity. Paul's life, whether in captivity or free, was focused on reaching the lost and furthering the kingdom.

We study the account in Genesis of God creating woman and His intention in and through the new institution called marriage.

We march into eternity under one of three banners. One banner people march under is the "No desire to be a Christian". The second is "Almost a Christian". Last, there is the banner of "Altogether Christian". Which banner are you marching towards eternity under? Can you be an almost Christian and still be saved? The answer is an emphatic, "No!" The gospel of Christ leads us all to make a decision. We are either followers of Christ (Christians) or we are not. How terrible it would be to spend eternity thinking about how you almost made the decision to follow Christ. Paul stands before Festus and Agrippa and forces them to make a decision. Festus has "no desire". Agrippa was "almost persuaded". There is only one way to heaven and Paul shows us how we must be an "altogether" Christian. Please listen as Pastor David explains and challenges us to make this decision in our lives and also encourages us to lead others to make that same decision.

Pastor David Halan describes Paul's mission in appearing before Agrippa, not only his defense but his testimony. Pastor David spends time on verse 18 explaining the 5 things Jesus does for us at conversion: 1) He opens our eyes; 2) He brings us from darkness into light; 3) He turns us from the power of Satan to the power of God; 4) He provides the forgiveness of sins; and 5) We receive an inheritance in Heaven.

Pastor David brings us a message placed on his heart about the Biblically Christian view of the nation of Israel, providing an in-depth dive into the Bible and what it says we should view God's chosen children of Jacob.