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Is there power in the pulpit? Janet Parshall will offer some insights in this week’s commentary.

Our DNA determines what we look like. It does not change. What is the DNA of our churches? Do they look like what they claim to be at the core? Dr. Crawford Loritts shares Part 1 of the message, “Who Are We?” We want our churches to be attractive to people, but what makes them truly attractive is the pursuit and the presence of...

This passage follows Jesus rebuke of the Scribes and Pharisees who failed to accept His message and the message of John the Baptist.  Jesus is denouncing legalism again here by reminding the Scribes and Pharisees that He’s not impressed with their fanfare and show.  Jesus is saying that His authority is being shown to the...

Crawford Loritts makes the statement that here in America, we’re in the preface of the book when it comes to persecution. In the second half of “It’s Coming,” he outlines what we’re to do when persecution comes. The goal is to glorify God in it all.

Once we become members of the body of Christ, we become part of a war. The Bible for the most part accurately portrays an “us and them” reality because the message of the cross is disruptive. In this message, Crawford shares 7 suggestions for dealing with unbelievers that will help minimize relational conflict.  Let's head...

In Part 1 of “Rewarded,” Crawford Loritts looks at the first of four ways we’ll be rewarded in heaven. He explains that rewards keep us moving toward God. Suffering transforms us. Rewards in the Bible remind us that we’re on a journey, a pilgrimage down here. This world is not the payoff.  We are not home yet.

Matthew 9:9-13 I Dr. Crawford Loritts concludes the message, “Go Where you Are Needed” by offering four ways to reach out to marginalized people with the hope of the Gospel.

Research shows that people who get divorced and remarry are very likely to get divorced again. Instead of divorcing your spouse, make every effort to seek reconciliation.

Matt 9:18-34 I What do the four encounters with Jesus in this passage have in common?  What ties these stories together?  The passage illustrates four desperate people, four encounters with Jesus and four miracles. In the second part of this message, Crawford shares four lessons we can learn from these stories.    ...

The fruit of being controlled by the Holy Spirit will be demonstrated by living out the fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5:22-23. This is not the result of you trying hard. This is the result of you being in a right relationship with God.