Messages
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Message: Overcome - Week 1
Teacher: Pastor Marshall Ochs
Date: May 6, 2018
Summary: 1 John 5:1-5 says, every Christian has the power to overcome the world through faith in Jesus. However, overcoming sin and world desires requires discipline and the power of the Holy Spirit. In this series, we will study Biblical ways to overcome temptation, disappointment, failure, and sin.
This week, we learn about overcoming temptation from James 1:12-17.
Message: The Gift of Love - Week 5
Teacher: Pastor Marshall Ochs
Date: April 29, 2018
Summary: In John 15:12-13 Jesus taught that love requires sacrifice. However, Jesus didn't merely explain this; He lived it when He died on a cross and rose from the dead. His example of sacrifice is meant to be followed by all those who call Him king. In this series, we look at how the sacrifice of Jesus defines love in new ways, and how Christians should model love in our families and marriages.
This week, we learn about preaching the gospel with our marriage from Ephesians 5:22-32 and Genesis 2:21-24.
Message: The Gift of Love - Week 4
Teacher: Pastor Marshall Ochs
Date: April 22, 2018
Summary: In John 15:12-13 Jesus taught that love requires sacrifice. However, Jesus didn't merely explain this; He lived it when He died on a cross and rose from the dead. His example of sacrifice is meant to be followed by all those who call Him king. In this series, we look at how the sacrifice of Jesus defines love in new ways, and how Christians should model love in our families and marriages.
This week, we learn about loving with our actions from Mark 5:21-43 and 2 Kings 6:1-7.
Message: The Gift of Love - Week 3
Teacher: Pastor Marshall Ochs
Date: April 15, 2018
Summary: In John 15:12-13 Jesus taught that love requires sacrifice. However, Jesus didn't merely explain this; He lived it when He died on a cross and rose from the dead. His example of sacrifice is meant to be followed by all those who call Him king. In this series, we look at how the sacrifice of Jesus defines love in new ways, and how Christians should model love in our families and marriages.
This week, we learn about loving with our words from James 3:3-12 and John 6:43-45.
Message: The Gift of Love - Week 2
Teacher: Pastor Marshall Ochs
Date: April 8, 2018
Summary: In John 15:12-13 Jesus taught that love requires sacrifice. However, Jesus didn't merely explain this; He lived it when He died on a cross and rose from the dead. His example of sacrifice is meant to be followed by all those who call Him king. In this series, we look at how the sacrifice of Jesus defines love in new ways, and how Christians should model love in our families and marriages.
This week, we study the role of a husband and wife from Ephesians 5.
Message: The Gift of Love - Week 1
Teacher: Pastor Marshall Ochs
Date: April 1, 2018
Summary: In John 15:12-13 Jesus taught that love requires sacrifice. However, Jesus didn't merely explain this; He lived it when He died on a cross and rose from the dead. His example of sacrifice is meant to be followed by all those who call Him king. In this series, we look at how the sacrifice of Jesus defines love in new ways, and how Christians should model love in our families and marriages.
This week, we study 1 John 3:16-19.
Message: Ruth - Week 4
Teacher: Pastor Marshall Ochs
Date: March 25, 2018
Summary: The book of Ruth is a story about a family that experiences tragic loss, but finds redemption through God's grace. In this story, God uses death and sadness to bring new life for many generations. Ruth starts the story as a Moabite girl and ends with her name listed among the family lineage of King David and King Jesus.
This week, we study Ruth 4.
Message: Ruth - Week 3
Teacher: Pastor Marshall Ochs
Date: March 18, 2018
Summary: The book of Ruth is a story about a family that experiences tragic loss, but finds redemption through God's grace. In this story, God uses death and sadness to bring new life for many generations. Ruth starts the story as a Moabite girl and ends with her name listed among the family lineage of King David and King Jesus.
This week, we study Ruth 3.
