Audio Messages

Do you realize you were made to be good? Often in in church, we talk about the fall of man or our sinful nature. The truth is we sin, every one of us, according to the bible. We all depart from God’s perfect design. The bible does not start on the depravity of man it starts with man’s and woman's design of good. We were made in God’s image and the bible says God is truly the only good thing!

God is both tough and tender! God loves me enough to tell me when I am going the wrong way! We all run from His love at times and seek to do it our way! But His love is tough he does not run away from us!

Faith is not passive! Faith is fight! The world, the devil, our own flesh war against us constantly. The fight is to remember to claim victory in faith through this life's battles! Many lose the battle because they are wasting their energy fighting the wrong battle. And then still others lose it because they do not recognize they are in a battle. In Luke 13 we explore how Jesus is teaching us how to win.

In the parable in Luke 13 about the parable of the mustard seed Jesus is saying to us it is the little things we do daily for the gospel that really matter and make a difference.

In Luke 13 Jesus tells a parable about a fig tree that a man had planted in his vineyard. This parable talks about accountability. God is the owner of the vineyard in this story. We are the trees! Like trees we are His creation with a purpose like every tree He has created has a purpose. In this message we discover what that purpose is and how to be accountable towards God in our lives.

When we get hurt we want to blame others. We don't understand why good things happen to people we consider bad, and bad things happen to good people, this causes us pain and when we don't know what to do we blame. But blame doesn't make our pain better, it makes us bitter, it causes us pain. Jesus said there is another way.

Will you trust and serve Jesus no matter the cost? Or will you change your mind when friends and family choose not to do so? We must choose to have faith in our Savior even if the choice seems unpopular.

We must recognize there is responsibility and accountability for our actions. Being a good servant of Jesus means serving our brothers and sisters.