Sept 07, 2025 Elisha Freeman — If Acts 2 is the most pivotal moment in church history, then Acts 10-11 and Acts 15 combine to make the second most pivotal moment. Why? These chapters include the moment when God opens the doors of the Gospel and the church to Gentiles or known as non-Jews. This morning we will walk through some great principles from these chapters to remind us that God intends for the church to welcome all people from all nations.
Sept 18, 2022 Elisha Freeman – In the New Testament, Christians are known by many designations. Christians are called disciples, children of God, and saints among a host of other names. There is one designation that each Christian must be called and must prove with their life and that is designation ‘servant’. This morning with our last house rule, we take a look at Jesus and how He sets the emphasis, example, and expectation that each Christian is to be a servant.
Sep 11, 2022 — Elisha Freeman The Lord is adding to our family and for that we are thankful. God’s plan for the local church is to be in unity with one another but not to be in uniformity. How do we approach one another to ensure that no matter what we see or experience, everyone knows their welcome in God’s house? This is our question to explore and allow the Bible to answer in our quest to become God’s house that builds each other up.
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