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Sunday School 10 am
Sunday Morning Worship 10:50am
Sunday Night Service 6pm
Wednesday Service 6pm
Faith Warriors Youth Sunday’s 6pm

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11/24/2025

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11/17/2025

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11/14/2025

Friday 11.14.25 📖

Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.— Romans 12:12

In this brief yet powerful verse, the Apostle Paul provides three clear commands that serve as anchors for the Christian life, especially in times of difficulty. These are not passive suggestions but active disciplines that shape how we respond to the pressures and pains of a fallen world.

First, be joyful in hope. Christian hope is not wishful thinking—it is a confident expectation rooted in the promises of God. Our joy is not based on circumstances but on the certainty of Christ’s return, the victory of the gospel, and the assurance of eternal life.

Second, be patient in affliction. Trials are inevitable, but our response can be supernatural. The Spirit empowers us to endure suffering without despair. Patience doesn’t mean passive acceptance; it means pressing on with trust that God is working all things for our good and His glory.

Third, be faithful in prayer. A vibrant prayer life is essential in both good times and bad. Through prayer, we align our hearts with God’s will, receive strength for the day, and intercede for others. Faithfulness in prayer fuels endurance and sustains hope.

Life Application:
What’s testing your patience right now? What threatens your joy? Bring it to God in prayer. Choose to rejoice in His promises. Stand firm under trial. Let your hope be visible, your prayers constant, and your patience unwavering.

Prayer Points:

1. Lord, fill my heart with joy rooted in the unshakable hope of Your Word.
2. Grant me endurance to walk patiently through trials.
3. Keep me faithful in prayer, trusting in Your perfect timing.

Pastor Chris

11/13/2025

Thursday 11.13.25 📖

For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us power, love and self-discipline.— 2 Timothy 1:7

Paul’s words to Timothy are a rallying cry for every believer tempted by fear or overwhelmed by responsibility. The Spirit of God does not instill fear, but instead infuses His children with power to act, love to serve, and discipline to endure. These three traits—power, love, and self-discipline—form the foundation for Christian courage in the face of opposition.

Fear is natural in a fallen world, but timidity is not from God. When we shrink back, it often stems from trusting in ourselves rather than in the God who indwells us. The Holy Spirit enables us to face trials boldly, speak truth graciously, and live uprightly. His power strengthens us in weakness. His love compels us to reach out even when it’s difficult. His discipline steadies us when the path is long and wearying.

Life Application:
Are you retreating from what God has called you to do because of fear? Whether it’s sharing your faith, stepping into leadership, or standing for truth in a hostile culture, remember—you are not alone. The Spirit of God is within you. Walk forward in His strength, not your own.

Prayer Points:

1. Lord, replace my fear with Your power and confidence in Your calling.
2. Fill my heart with Your love so I may serve others without hesitation.
3. Strengthen my discipline to live boldly and obediently each day.

Pastor Chris

11/12/2025

Wednesday 11.12.25 📖

God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.— Psalm 46:1

This verse resounds like a thunderclap in the heart of the believer facing trials. It declares not only who God is, but what He is for us. He is not distant, not removed, not indifferent—He is our refuge, our strength, and our ever-present help. The imagery is rich with assurance: when life’s storms rage and the earth gives way, God is the safe harbor where we find shelter, and the strong arm by which we are upheld.

Unlike worldly sources of strength that fail or fade, God’s help is not seasonal or situational. He is always near, always able, and always faithful. Whether we face personal loss, cultural chaos, or spiritual attack, His power is sufficient, and His presence is unshakable.

Life Application:
Are you running to God as your first refuge or your last resort? In moments of distress, pause and turn to Him in prayer. Replace worry with worship. Meditate on His promises and draw strength from His Word. Let His nearness become your peace. Trust not in self, systems, or society, but in the sovereign refuge of our mighty God.

Prayer Points:

1 Lord, be my refuge when fear and trouble surround me.
2. Strengthen me to stand firm in faith during trials.
3. Help me to trust Your presence, even when I cannot see the path ahead.

Pastor Chris

11/11/2025

Tuesday 11.11.25 📖

“I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.” — John 15:5

In this profound statement, Jesus emphasizes the necessity of a deep, abiding relationship with Him. He is the true vine—the source of life, nourishment, and growth. We are merely branches. Our fruitfulness, our effectiveness in the Christian life, and even our spiritual vitality depend entirely on our connection to Him.

Jesus does not suggest that we can do less without Him; He declares that we can do nothing. This is a sobering reminder to the self-reliant and a comforting truth to the humble. The strength, wisdom, and grace we need for every good work, every faithful word, and every enduring trial flows from Him alone.

To “remain” in Christ is not a passive concept. It involves ongoing trust, obedience, prayer, and love. It is choosing to dwell in His Word, depend on His Spirit, and walk in His will day by day.

Life Application:
Is your spiritual life dry or unfruitful? Perhaps you’ve been striving in your own strength. Today, recommit to abiding in Christ. Spend intentional time in the Word. Cut off distractions that sever your connection to Him. Trust that fruitfulness will follow faithfulness.

Prayer Points:

1. Lord, help me to remain in You daily and draw strength from Your presence.
2. Prune anything in my life that hinders my walk with You.
3. Bear fruit in me that brings glory to the Father.

Have a great Veterans Day!
Pastor Chris

11/10/2025

Monday 11.10.25 📖

Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.— Matthew 7:7

Jesus’ words in the Sermon on the Mount speak to the heart of our relationship with God—a relationship rooted in trust, persistence, and expectation. “Ask… seek… knock”—these are not passive suggestions but active commands. They invite us to pursue the Lord with diligence and confidence, trusting that He hears and responds to His children.

To ask is to pray with faith, believing that God is both able and willing to respond according to His perfect will. To seek is to pursue Him earnestly—not just His blessings, but His presence, His wisdom, and His righteousness. And to knock is to persist even when the answer seems delayed, knowing that God opens doors in His time and for His glory.

This is not a blank check for selfish desires, but a call to align our hearts with God’s heart. When our desires are shaped by His Word, we can pray boldly, search deeply, and knock persistently, knowing that He delights in responding to His people.

Life Application:
Many believers give up too quickly in prayer or fail to pursue God with consistency. Today, take time to evaluate the persistence of your spiritual pursuit. Are you asking in faith, or doubting? Are you seeking the Lord daily in His Word and presence? Are you knocking with perseverance, even when doors seem closed? Cultivate a lifestyle that expects God to move—not demanding, but depending.

Prayer Points:

1. Lord, help me to ask with faith and confidence, trusting Your will.
2. Teach me to seek Your presence daily, not just Your provision.
3. Strengthen my heart to keep knocking, even when answers are delayed.

Pastor Chris

11/08/2025

Friday 11.07.25 📖

For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future.’” — Jeremiah 29:11

This beloved verse is often quoted as a personal promise—but its context is crucial. God spoke these words through Jeremiah to the Israelites in exile. They were far from home, facing discipline for their disobedience, and feeling uncertain about what was to come. Yet even in that place of hardship, God reminded them that His plans were not over—and neither was His love.

The word “plans” here refers to intentional purposes—God is not reacting to our lives; He is directing them. Though we don’t always understand the path He leads us on, we can rest in the truth that His intentions are for our good and His glory.

This promise doesn’t mean a life without hardship, but it does mean that no pain is wasted. God is always moving His people toward a future filled with hope—even if the present feels confusing or hard.

Life Application:
When life feels uncertain, cling to the character of God. His plan may not match your timeline, but it’s filled with His perfect wisdom. Write this verse down and revisit it in moments of doubt—His future for you is full of hope.

Prayer Points:

1. Lord, help me trust Your plans, even when I don’t see the whole picture.
2. Thank You for promising hope and a future rooted in Your goodness.
3 Teach me to wait well, knowing You are always working for my good.

Pastor Chris

11/06/2025

Thursday 11.06.25 📖

Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.— 1 Peter 5:7

Worry often sneaks in quietly and settles deep within our hearts. It can weigh us down, rob us of peace, and blur our focus on God. But this simple, powerful verse invites us to live differently—to live free from anxiety by entrusting it to the One who truly cares for us.

Peter uses a strong word: “cast.” It’s not a gentle placing, but a deliberate throwing—like tossing a heavy burden off your shoulders. God doesn’t ask us to manage our anxiety; He tells us to give it to Him.

Why? Because He cares. Not in a distant, indifferent way—but with deep, personal love. The God of all creation invites us to bring Him our fears, our questions, and our pain. This isn’t a one-time action but a daily surrender, rooted in trust.

Life Application:
When you feel overwhelmed this week, pause and pray. Visualize yourself casting your anxiety onto God—out loud if necessary. Remind yourself that you are not alone or forgotten. God sees, He knows, and He cares.

Prayer Points:

1. Lord, help me to cast every worry onto You and trust You fully.
2. Remind me daily of Your care, even when I don’t feel it.
3. Strengthen my heart to walk in peace, not anxiety.

Pastor Chris

11/05/2025

Wednesday 11.05.25 📖

The Lord is my light and my salvation—whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life—of whom shall I be afraid?— Psalm 27:1

David begins this psalm with a bold declaration: because the Lord is his light, salvation, and stronghold, he has no reason to fear. These aren’t just poetic titles—they are spiritual realities for every believer.

Light exposes darkness and brings clarity. In a world filled with confusion and deception, the Lord gives truth and direction.
Salvation speaks of rescue—God delivers His people not just from enemies, but ultimately from sin and eternal separation.
Stronghold is a place of refuge, safety, and strength. David isn’t relying on military might or human wisdom—his confidence rests in God alone.

Fear may knock at our door, but we don’t have to let it in. When we truly know who God is, fear loses its grip. The more we trust in the Lord as our source of light, salvation, and security, the less room there is for anxiety and dread.

Life Application:
Take time today to identify what fears are creeping into your heart. Speak Psalm 27:1 aloud and remind yourself of who God is. Let faith replace fear as you trust in His unshakable presence.

Prayer Points:

1. Lord, thank You for being my light in dark places.
2. Strengthen my heart to trust You when fear surrounds me.
3. Help me walk in confidence, knowing You are my salvation and stronghold.

Pastor Chris

11/04/2025

Tuesday 11.04.25 📖

When Jesus saw their faith, he said to the paralyzed man, ‘Son, your sins are forgiven”.— Mark 2:5

This verse highlights one of the most powerful truths of the gospel: forgiveness is available through faith in Jesus Christ. The paralyzed man’s healing story begins not with his physical condition, but with the faith of his friends who brought him to Jesus—tearing through a roof just to get him near the Savior. Jesus responded not first with healing, but with forgiveness.

Why? Because the deepest need of every human heart isn’t comfort, health, or success—it’s reconciliation with God.

Jesus wasn’t ignoring the man’s suffering; He was addressing the greater problem first. By declaring the man’s sins forgiven, Christ revealed His divine authority and the priority of the soul over the body.

Life Application:
Whose spiritual healing are you praying for? Do you have the kind of faith that brings others to Jesus, no matter the obstacles? Let this verse remind you that your faith can have a powerful impact on others. Whether you’re interceding in prayer or sharing the gospel, never underestimate what God can do through your belief.

Prayer Points:

1. Lord, help me to believe in Your power to forgive and transform lives.
2. Give me boldness to bring others to You in faith and prayer.
3. Let my life reflect the priority of spiritual healing over temporary comfort.

Pastor Chris

11/03/2025

Monday 11.03.25 📖

Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.
Philippians 4:6-7

Anxiety is one of the most common struggles in our modern world. From finances to family, from health concerns to global instability, worry often feels like a natural response. But Paul offers us a better way: the path of peace through prayer.

Notice how Paul doesn’t say, “Don’t have problems.” Instead, he says, “In every situation…”—yes, even the hard ones—we are to present our requests to God. How? With thanksgiving. This act of gratitude shifts our focus from our problems to the One who holds all things together.

When we come before God in prayer, we’re not guaranteed an immediate solution, but we are promised something far greater: God’s peace. It is not the world’s fragile calm but a divine peace that stands guard over our hearts and minds—like a sentinel keeping anxiety at bay.

Life Application:
This week, when anxiety creeps in, pause. Pray. Thank God for who He is and what He’s already done. As you do, expect His peace to meet you—even if the storm around you doesn’t change.

Prayer Points:

1. Lord, help me to bring every anxious thought to You in prayer.
2. Teach me to be thankful even in uncertain times.
3. Let Your peace guard my heart and mind each day.

Pastor Chris

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