by Church @ 434 | Jun 11, 2017 | Bigger & Better
Today we begin a new series and the new study gives you a chance to look at your life. It is a series loaded with good news. No sin is so great and no bitterness so deep that God’s grace can’t transform the heart and rewrite the story. But the truth is, grace is so hard for us to understand. It doesn’t make sense (it does not) – It is not fair (thank heavens) – and it can’t possibly cover what I’ve done (ah-but it can, it really can). Get ready to make the choice to live in the best place of all – a great grace place!
by Church @ 434 | Jun 4, 2017 | Jumping Jehoshaphat
This morning we conclude our study of Jehoshaphat. We have ventured into the pages of the Old Testament and learned some life lessons. Today we leave this study with a Jump Start. If we pay attention, it will jump start our live, our summers and can impact us forever.
by Church @ 434 | May 28, 2017 | Jumping Jehoshaphat
The amazing story of Jehoshaphat continues this week as we once again move into a story that is unfamiliar to many. However, we have found that in some of the most obscure stories we find life changing and reality shaping truth. Today is another day where we find what happens when we jump out and jump back.
by Church @ 434 | May 21, 2017 | Jumping Jehoshaphat
In an often missed saga in the Bible, we meet a king named Jehoshaphat. His story has amazing importance in the world we live in today. So in the first session of this series, we discover the impact of the “right words” in each area of our lives.
by Church @ 434 | May 14, 2017 | Jumping Jehoshaphat
Children’s musical presented by the Church @ 434 KICKStart & FireWire kids.
by Church @ 434 | May 7, 2017 | Rocks
In our series called “Rocks” we have discovered some amazing life lessons that God teaches us through rocks in the Bible. Today we explore a fascinating story of how God responds to our needs and why how we approach Him matters more than we realize. It is a powerful reminder that “God Rocks!”… Let’s celebrate together today.
