Pastor Gaylon Clark teaches from 1 Peter 2:1-3 with the sermon entitled “What’s Your Next Move?”. Spiritual growth is a gift we give ourselves and we have to choose to grow intentionally. As we determine where we are spiritually we have to determine our next move.
Today, Pastor Gaylon Clark brings a sermon entitled “Choice to Rejoice”. He shares a passage where Paul is urging us to choose joy wherever we are. Paul was not urging us to do something he could not do himself. He was not asking us to do the impossible or pretend to be okay when we are not, but to rejoice.
The work we put in, the commitment to learning, the sacrifices we make, the spiritual disciplines we engage, the challenges we embrace are our Training Camp. They determine whether or not we will live a championship life.
Pastor Gaylon Clark shares with us the spiritual habits that result in growth no matter our level of maturity in the faith.
We start a new series called ReStart for Growth with the message Can You Count to One? Human achievements, worldly measures of significance and religious deeds do not make us acceptable to God. They are not the source of real joy. They do not give us real, lasting value. There is only one thing that is required for that: A …
We serve an undefeated God! We are no match for the opposition we face because He secures the victory on our behalf. Learn what it means to live under the reign of The Ultimate Fighter. Selected scriptures from 2 Chronicles 20
The sacrifice made by Jesus calls us to make Christmas live every day of the year. Colossians 3:17
Born Day Bash to celebrate Jesus. He is the Light of Christmas. He is the Light of the World. Pastor Gaylon Clark’s sermon is entitled “A Life That’s Lit”.
We celebrate our 89th Year Church Anniversary! Sharing with us is guest Pastor Blake Wilson of Crossover Bible Fellowship in Houston TX. His sermon is entitled “The Perfect Church”.
Pastor Gaylon Clark continues the sermon series “Show Your Love Daily”. This message is entitled “You Already Know”. Through the prophet Micah, God tells his people what he really wanted. He tells them the kind of worship he was looking for. It was the kind of worship that did not take place at the temple or synagogue. It was something …
