Open Door Fellowship

One of our very own Josh Loftin shares his first sermon as he is about to head to Bible College to prepare for ministry. In this message Josh shares about deep water faith. Devotion and obedience leads the believer to live life with an unshakeable faith.

Idols eat us up. They are everywhere and want all of us, every part of us. Idols are not satisfied with part of us but want to consume us completely! God wants us to give ourselves to him and to none other. God does not want to be one among many but our one and only.

Today Pastor Steven and Pastor JP discuss the church and its work with Pastor Jermi. We will examine many things from our cultural experiences and love for God.

A prayer we should learn to pray: “God help my life be that which the Gospel is clearly written that my life might be an epistle known and read of all men.”

The church at Thessalonica had received the Good news and they were blessed! As they were blessed, they began to follow both Paul and Christ. Today, we are going to look at several principles of the potential of our future.

As we fight for the King to extend His Kingdom, we must devote ourselves to godly living and godly speech. Let us learn to use our time, talent and treasure to build God’s kingdom.

God is faithful. In our past, present and in our future! Paul’s describes the relationship of the church in Thessalonica enjoys with God and others. As he does Paul celebrates who they are but what is more he is excited for who they are becoming. What was it that so changed their lives? THE GOSPEL! May we commit to sharing the gospel to those we know and meet.

The gospel is greater than our agendas and personality. We should seek to share what we have found as we live out what we have been given.

It does not matter what you say about the truth you embrace if it is not a testimony you express! Those in thessalonica were transformed by the Gospel and they made a difference in their generation. Today, Pastor Steven teaches us that everyone is influenced by someone. let us see to influence others for good and for God.

The places Paul visited and the people Paul met were different because he was there. Can the same thing be said of us? the goal is to influence those around us for good and for God!

One day all of us will depart this world. The Bible says, “It is appointed unto man once to die and then to face the judgment.” God forbid that we live and leave the world the way we found it. The challenge from pastor Steven today is simple: live your life in such a way that is world is different when you depart.

Today Pastor Steven Begins to overview this book from which his new study is taken. The goal is helping us attain a deeper understanding and appreciation for that which we will study.

In today's message Pastor Steven challenges the believer to think seriously about investing his or her life in the things that matter. what we learn is that each one of us should strive to ensure that the life lived is pleasing to the Lord!

Do you realize it is possible to be breathing and not be full alive? That is what the Bible teaches us in many places. Life comes as we eat and drink the sacrifice Jesus made. real life and being fully alive only comes through Christ!

Life is full of the unexpected. How do you maintain joy? Today I will deal wholeheartedly with the issue of Joy from Psalm 16. This Psalm, as does many others, begins with prayer, implies trouble, abounds in holy confidence, and it closes with assurance.

At any point in our lives, we will face uncertainty, and the difficulty of 'not knowing`, is what can cause us to doubt, despair, falter or fear. But there is victory in Jesus Christ! God promises that HE will fight for us, and that nothing will overtake us in defeat.

In the heat of a trial, it can be difficult to believe that God is watching over us. But God`s Word reminds us that He sees everything and is lovingly aware of the things that go on in the lives of His Children.

In the heat of a trial, it can be difficult to believe that God is watching over us. But God`s Word reminds us that He sees everything and is lovingly aware of the things that go on in the lives of His Children.

Difficult circumstances and experiences can push God`s children further toward the deep, dark pit of despair. And while Satan wants to destroy us, God wants us to come to a place where we have to rest on His extraordinary promises.