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Isaiah 53:1-6

In our consumeristic culture how do we serve others instead of indugling in our own self desires. Let’s take a look at our heart and our motives for the reasons we are serving and make sure they line up with God’s calling in our lives.

After we experience salvation and have studied the Bible for awhile, we begin to ask, "What can I do for God?" Can we receive joy and satisfaction by serving God and others? If so how? Pastor Clay reminds us to not only make sure we do not neglect studying His Word and our time with God, but also to check our motives as we serve. Pastor Clay also shares areas, according to the Bible, we can serve, even if we do not have that "burning bush experience" of God calling us to do something specific.

Last Days - Serving While Suffering Series: I'm Gifted Spiritual Gifts

Elder Harris reviews the miracle of the 5 loaves of bread and two little fish from the 4 Gospels. He examines how Jesus used the miracle to explain to those who followed him and to us, what is required “When We Follow Jesus.”

Paul continues on his journey, serving with humility and tears.

Opportunities given to us through His Grace are the ability to serve, encourage, invest and learn. We always need to be reminded that it is not about what we get out of it but what can we GIVE and OFFER.

In this series, Dr. Mercury Thomas-Ha addresses the urgency of being sure of our final destination. The world crisis has preoccupied so many people that they really don't know whether they're coming or going. Moreover, we know that one day we must say goodbye to this present world. Life is fast and short, but you must "Be Very Sure" of your destination before it's too late.

1. A Humble Heart (vs. 6) 2. A Servant’s Heart (vs. 7) 3. An Obedient Heart (vs. 8)

Jesus' earthly ministry is coming to a close. Judas has plotted to betray Him. Out of His love for His disciples, He chooses one last lesson in their discipleship; He washes their feet. A powerful metaphor for those of us who call ourselves Followers of Jesus.

Our society is constantly bombarding us with messages on how we are to be perfect. And if you do not match up to those messages or actually make a mistake, shame and guilt can rush in. This sets us up to judge others according to these social rules in order to build up our own image. There are people today who feel like the church is not a safe place for them, especially if their secrets were known. What kind of church do we want to be? How can we be real with ourselves as well as real with others? What are we willing to do to be the church for the broken? If we are honest with ourselves, we are all broken people. Listen for what Jesus says about those who are broken beyond repair in the eyes of others...