God uses two ways to bless his people financially. Stewardship and Tithing

Our culture is an environment of excess but is this what God wants for us? What does the Bible tell us about our personal finances?

Just when we feel like we have been sidelined and marginalized, Jesus shows up to change our circumstances and our direction.

We are not victims of our circumstance. We are children of God. It’s important that we see ourselves as such.

The Bible shows us how to reach our family members with the message and love of Christ.

A look into the depths of God’s love;  God’s love is worth investigating.

King David asked in Psalms 13 ‘How Long O Lord’, let’s dive into this today and apply it in our own lives.

Serving others is at the core of Christianity. The core values of GPC are revealed in servanthood. Serving is not only what we do but who we are.

We are called to serve others for His name’s sake.  Let’s take a look at how we can humbly do this.

The second greatest commandment is to “Love Your Neighbor.”

Expressing the love of Christ requires action.

Yielding the authority over our lives to God its challenging and rewarding at the same time.

Life can be heavy. Life is full of burdens. What does the Bible say about dealing with our burdens?

Pastor Wooten uses power tools as a metaphor for learning how to be the man God has called you to be.

Guest speaker Randall Parris on: What can you do for God and the church

Our lives are given to us by God; He also gives us an owners manual…the Bible.  If we follow the instructions in the owner’s manual our lives will work best.

Christ calls us to cultivate beauty that can change the world.

Jesus was concerned with protecting us from the consequences of sin and teaches us how to live that out.

God meets the needs of a family through the faith and obedience of a loving mother.

Jesus is very concerned that we should handle interpersonal relationships with great care because these relationships do affect our relationship with Him.

God wants us to be in right standing with Him, so much that Jesus died on the cross to do what we could not do for ourselves.

We have been called to impact our world. We do that by closely following Christ.

Jesus wasn’t simply filling up some time with this sermon. He was laying out a roadmap for the happy life.

Our job, as the church, is to “go into all the world and preach the Gospel”. Today’s message is about the shared values that will allow us to work together to fulfill our calling.

Grace matters and we should be holy as well;  Let’s take a look at how the Bible tells us to do this. 

The Bible emphasizes God’s omnipresence, as well as, his manifest presence. The Experience of being empowered by the Holy Spirit is one of the times that we come into contact with the manifest presence of God.

The Holy Spirit empowers believers with gifts to share the love of Christ with the world.

The Holy Spirit is committed to operating in our lives. Our commitment is to cooperate with Him. 

In this series we want to find out what the Bible says about the Holy Spirit. We want to clear up misconceptions and answer questions about who the Holy Spirit is and what He does.

Satan seeks to dim our light with the problems and cares of this world.  We are called to let our light shine, God is way ahead with the solution.

God is calling us to a deeper relationship with Him that will empower us to impact our world. Fasting is a next step in that journey.