God With Us Brings Joy
Pastor Richard Rogers speaks about how we can have joy with God in our lives.
Advent 2023, week 3 - Joy: Do you feel robbed of joy? Learn how to hold onto joy no matter the situation you’re in with this week’s encouraging message.
Colossians 3:17-25: What’s the key to true peace? This message will help you learn how to have peace and get practical instructions of who you are and how to live, plus 4 steps to peace and blessing.
Colossians 3:12-17: Got peace? What about joy? This message will help you learn how to have true peace and get practical instructions of who you are and how to live.
Advent 2022, week 3: Do you feel robbed of joy? Learn how to hold onto joy no matter the situation you’re in with this week’s encouraging message.
James 5:1-20: Troubled? Happy? Sick? This message is good advice for any situation. It’ll challenge you to take inventory of your spiritual condition and consider patience, perseverance, and prayer.
Philippians 1:3-7: Want more joy in your life? This message teaches us what joy is, how can we find it, and what can get in the way.
Advent week 5 - Christ: Struggling or just need encouragement? This message shows us that Jesus and the Holy Spirit are close in our struggles, fears, and triumphs. Learn how God is with you wherever you are today. With God, nothing is impossible!
Advent week 3 - Joy: Want authentic joy? This message shows us how to have joy and happiness, no matter what we’re facing. Plus, learn three tips to refuel by returning to our source of joy—Jesus.
Matthew 6:11, 25-34: Has fear stolen your joy? This message teaches us how to turn that around. We also learn how valuable we are to God and how he’ll take care of us if we let him.
Are you struggling this year, asking, “Where is God?” This message shows us that Jesus is close in our struggles, fears, and triumphs. Learn how God is with you wherever you are today.
Joy: This message shows us how to have joy and happiness, no matter what we’re facing, and how to refuel by returning to our source of joy—Jesus.
1 Thessalonians 1:1-10: Does your life show evidence of faith? People need to be encouraged today. When you’re an imitator of the Lord, you become a model of how a person of faith should act and live.
1 Thessalonians 1:1-10: Now, more than ever people need to hear there is hope. Live your faith so that others might see and know the joy, hope, healing, grace, and love of God.
Luke 15:11-32: Today we celebrate Fathers, including our own heavenly Father. This sermon reminds you of God’s love for you; that you can rely on Him to help with your own kids (prodigal son); and that you can turn to him with your own pain.
Acts 2:1-14: Today is Pentecost Sunday, a time of renewal, deeper intimacy with God, and revival from the Holy Spirit. Today more than ever people need hope. Healing and hope come through revival.
Luke 2:8-20, Matthew 2:1-12: We should remember to rejoice in Jesus’ presence like the shepherds; and we are to be like the Magi: focus on worship, adoration, and gifts to the King of kings.
Advent Week 2 - Peace: Today we’ll learn about the remarkable offer of peace: Who is it for? What does it do? How do we get it?
Advent week 1 - Hope: No matter how bad things are, never give up hope. This is a season of expectation and preparation, an opportunity to align ourselves with God’s presence and rediscover Christmas.
Luke 16:19-31: Are you focused on Jesus and eternity? Learn five truths to help you make godly choices, and five ways to focus on Jesus in this last message in the God and You All the Way series.
Luke 16:1-13: Is your commitment to the Lord strong? Are you heavenly focused or too earthly minded? This message explores these questions and poses one of the most important questions you can ask yourself as a believer.
Luke 15: 11-31: Have you overlooked the blessings? Or, are you missing God’s love because you’re too busy trying to earn his love? You are precious in God's eyes. Learn more in today’s sermon that offers a picture of God’s heart, God and You All the Way, part 3.
Luke 15:1-11: You’re invited. Have you RSVP’d? These three parables speak to the reality that Jesus sought the one lost soul. Jesus sought everyone who will believe. Learn more in today’s sermon, God and You, All the Way, part 2.
Luke 14:1-24: What is your purpose and how do you fulfill it? Those questions are answered in today’s sermon, God and You, All the Way, part 1.
Luke 8:4-15: Are you settling for less than God’s abundant plan for you? In today’s message, learn where abundance comes from and how to cultivate it in your heart.
Advent 2022, week 2: During this series, we are looking at how hope, peace, joy and love are at the heart of Christmas. Today we’ll learn about the remarkable offer of peace: Who is it for? What does it do? How do we get it?
Advent week 5 - Christ: Struggling or just need encouragement? This message shows us that Jesus and the Holy Spirit are close in our struggles, fears, and triumphs. Learn how God is with you wherever you are today. With God, nothing is impossible!
Advent week 3 - Joy: Want authentic joy? This message shows us how to have joy and happiness, no matter what we’re facing. Plus, learn three tips to refuel by returning to our source of joy—Jesus.
Advent week 2 - Peace: Jesus brings peace between us and God. He shows up to calm your heart when the storms of life threaten your peace. Learn three insights about our connection with God’s peace.
Advent week 1 - Hope: No matter how bad things are, never give up hope. This is a season of expectation and preparation, an opportunity to align ourselves with God’s presence and rediscover Christmas.
Luke 17:11-19: Feeling low? This short message reminds us that a little appreciation and faith in God can give us the encouragement we need, no matter how things are going.
Luke 8:22-25: Are you facing an impossible storm? Learn about God’s authority over everything and how to find confidence in Jesus.
Luke 15:11-32: Hurt, angry, or bitter? Sometimes we commit sins, but sin can also be committed against us to cause these feelings. Regardless of how you got here, confession is liberating and removes your burdens.
Are you struggling this year, asking, “Where is God?” This message shows us that Jesus is close in our struggles, fears, and triumphs. Learn how God is with you wherever you are today.
Joy: This message shows us how to have joy and happiness, no matter what we’re facing, and how to refuel by returning to our source of joy—Jesus.
Peace: Jesus brings peace between us and God. He shows up to calm your heart when the storms of life threaten your peace.
Hope: No matter how bad things are, never give up hope. This is a season of expectation and preparation, an opportunity to align ourselves with God’s presence and rediscover Christmas.
Luke 15:11-32: Today we celebrate Fathers, including our own heavenly Father. This sermon reminds you of God’s love for you; that you can rely on Him to help with your own kids (prodigal son); and that you can turn to him with your own pain.
Luke 24:1-8: Because of the death and resurrection of Jesus, we can know the love of God. This message reminds us to remember the promises of God.
Luke 2:8-20, Matthew 2:1-12: We should remember to rejoice in Jesus’ presence like the shepherds; and we are to be like the Magi: focus on worship, adoration, and gifts to the King of kings.
Luke 2:13-14: The fist proclamation of Christmas came from heaven through angels speaking to shepherds. Jesus brought us peace with God; let’s celebrate this season by sharing this with others.
Luke 3:4-6: The prophets prophesied His birth. And now we live in expectation and preparation of Jesus returning soon. Through faith in Christ we’ve been saved. Our duty is to prepare our hearts to receive Him, with expectation to meet Him.
Luke 2: Pastor Richard Rogers speaks about how we can have peace with God in our lives.
