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Matthew 6:10

This message talks about how repentance opens the doorway to the manifest presence of God.

In Matthew's gospel account, we come across two kings. One lives in a comfortable palace in Jerusalem, while the other king lives in a little town named Bethlehem. A group of wise men from the East spots the star signifying the king of the Jews has been born! They wish to worship and give expensive gifts to him in honor of his coming. In this message, we discover who we are in this Christmas story - are we the wise men or Herod? This question is answered by how we respond to the newborn king.

Brother Paul Mills brings a message about surrendering all that we have to Jesus Christ.

Those who make it through phase 4, Crisis of Faith, find that phases 5 & 6 are very rewarding, powerful, exciting, and tough at the same time. Learn more about the final phases of our spiritual journey: Service and Surrender and what makes them different than the earlier phases. Pastor Clay specifically delves into the difference between surrendering and submitting.

Handling Hot Subjects involves being sure, being sensitive, being surrendered and being sacrificial in areas of struggle. Legalism-rules, black & white and Licenses-anything goes are two extremes christians can go. Paul suggests we must be Led by the Spirit in these areas of struggle. Make decisions through Christ.

This message does not necessarilry reflect the vewis of the USN or DOD.

Where is the happiest place on earth? What are the blessings that come with the happiest place on earth? Theme Text: Mark 10:30 Welcome to the Lacey Seventh-day Adventist Church, where our mission is sharing the love of God that brings hope, healing, and peace, through Jesus Christ. We're so glad you're joining us virtually! Whether you're a regular member, a returning visitor, or this is your first time with us, may you experience God's blessing as you join us in worship!

See three ways that Jesus voluntarily offers Himself up to be crucified - and how that kind of sacrifice should mark our lives today.

2 Peter 3:15-18 We must be grounded, on guard and growing. Peter tells us we must be growing in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ. To bring Him be the glory both now and forever.