After the storms in Central Florida, we jump right back into the game with a study that will untangle the knots that we sometimes find ourselves in… Twister, is the next installment of our Game On series. Get ready to figure out what to do and when to do it in this time of Celebration Worship.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Irma – The Church @ 434 gathered to celebrate and worship. Listen in and hear some things to remember as you “clean up in the aftermath”
This is a special storm edition of Celebration Worship. It comes from the archives and takes us back to September of 2004
In the aftermath of a series of devastating hurricanes, we gathered for worship. The No Name Band played and Pastor Jeff taught on “How to Weather Tropical Depression”
We meet at The Church @ 434 on Wednesday evening at 6:45 for Celebration Worship this week, but in the meantime, worship along on-line with us as we feature this trip back in time to another storm season
God’s Grace is Bigger & Better than we ever imagined. When we begin to experience it we discover a hope and peace that gives us the freedom to face each moment of our life differently. If all of that is true, and it is… it makes sense that something should be happening in our lives. This Mid-Week study is designed to remind us of how this looks in the very real world we live in.
If you are ready to live the life you were created to live then get ready – it is Game On! Today we explore one of hte most known and loved games of all time – Operation. It is the game where you are the doctor and you get to perform surgery. What kind? What are we talking about? What was Jesus talking about? All of those answers help us as we move forward in becoming the best version of ourselves!
God’s Grace is Bigger & Better than we ever imagined. When we begin to experience it we discover a hope and peace that gives us the freedom to face each moment of our life differently. If all of that is true, and it is… it makes sense that something should be happening in our lives. This Mid-Week study is designed to remind us of how this looks in the very real world we live in.