There Is A River
What do you really thirst for? Do you long to know the meaning of your life? Are you longing for the kind of love that fills you up rather than drains you? Are you forever trying to find acceptance and respect? Or are those longings so deep and buried that you can’t even say what you want or need? Perhaps you can’t even get beyond just feeling…empty.
Only Jesus can identify those deep longings and fill your thirsty soul. See out the One who offers you living water. Come to Him. He won’t be surprised at how empty you are. He knows everything you ever did. He’s the wellspring who will fill you to overflowing with His goodness and love.
Messages in this Series
Abiding in Parenting
Three lessons we can learn from Jesus in John 5 on how to respond to pressure and how we can apply that to parenting.
Sharing Jesus is God’s plan.
The Emmaus Disciples.
Abiding in Everyday Relationships
When you abide in Christ, your everyday relationships shift from transactional to transformational. You stop asking, “What can I get from these people?” and you start asking, “Lord, how do You want Your life to overflow onto these people right now through me?” The fruit Jesus talks about isn’t just for you, it’s also meant to be tasted by the people around you.
Sharing Jesus is important
Moses and Pharaoh.
Abiding in Marriage
A healthy marriage is not two broken people facing each other, desperately trying to complete each other. It is two people, completely secure and deeply loved by God, standing side by side, and letting His life mutually overflow between them.
God helps me with my actions.
Moses and Pharaoh.
Abiding Together
We all are abiding in something. So the question is, what are we abiding in? It could be our careers, our families, our relationships, whether they be healthy or unhealthy, exercise, government, wealth, addictions, or distractions. What are you looking to to produce...
God helps me with my words.
Wise King Solomon.
A Feeling You Will Never Forget
Are you actively participating in Jesus’ Great Commission?
God helps me with my thoughts.
Wise King Solomon.






