Cory Swanson discusses Paul's journey from Jerusalem to Rome. The sermon highlights the challenges and storms faced by Paul and his companions, as well as the faith and trust they demonstrated in God's protection. The importance of mutual support and encouragement among believers is emphasized, using examples from Paul's journey and the story of Elijah. The sermon encourages listeners to actively live out their faith and bring hope to those in need, taking inspiration from Paul's example.
Tyler Redden explores the concept of hearing from God and what to do when it feels like God is silent, discussing the importance of hearing in our faith and how God still speaks to us today. Tyler shares personal experiences and offers practical advice, encouraging listeners to be comfortable with silence, go back to what God has already said, and trust that God is present even in moments of silence. The sermon offers hope, reminding listeners that God is with them and urging them to find comfort and guidance in their relationship with Him.
JR Quigley discusses Acts 25 and 26, focusing on Paul's trial before Governor Festus and King Agrippa. He highlights Paul's strategic appeal to Caesar and emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God's leadership. JR draws parallels between goads and God's direction in our lives, calling for repentance and submission to the good shepherd.
JR Quigley explores Paul’s trial before the Sanhedrin and Governor Felix in Acts chapters 23 and 24. He highlights Paul’s desire to reach the Jews with the message of Jesus as the Messiah, despite facing persecution. JR then discusses Paul’s defense before the Sanhedrin, emphasizing his humility and willingness to share the gospel. He warns against religious legalism and political distractions, urging believers to stay focused on the mission of the Gospel.
JR Quigley explores Acts 22 in the context of being a citizen of heaven. He emphasizes the significance of testimony and challenges the congregation to align their words and actions with their beliefs. JR highlights Paul’s courage to testify and encourages the congregation to reflect on what they are testifying to through their lives and words. He concludes by urging them to live out their citizenship in heaven and make a difference in the world around them.
Our job is to pursue obedience, no matter how God handles the outcomes. Paul didn’t care about his impending death; he only cared about obeying Christ. Like him, when we face bad things we should reaffirm: ‘All I care about is obedience to Christ.’
JR Quigley continues our series in Acts.
MHCC Senior Leader JR Quigley continues our series through the book of Acts.
MHCC Senior Leader JR Quigley continues our series through the book of Acts.
MHCC Elder Tyler Redden continues our series on Acts.
JR Quigley continues our series on the book of Acts.
Cory Swanson continues our series on Acts.
Tyler Redden continues our series on the book of Acts.
JR Quigley continues our series through Acts.
Jeff Wald continues our sermon series on the book of Acts.
JR Quigley continues our series on Acts.
What does it mean to look at things through God's perspective instead of our own? This week Mark Spencer dives into why we should take the time to pay attention and pursue God's view of people and circumstances.
JR Quigley continues our series on the book of Acts by teaching on the arrival of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost.
Leon Dasrath shares on the compassion of Jesus, the invitation into the supernatural, and the blessing of a miracle.
Leon Dasrath, visiting from South Africa, shares some of his testimony as he encourages the congregation at MHCC.
We will not be hosting a service on Sunday, December 29th, and the MHCC office will be closed from Christmas through New Year’s Day.
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Thanks for joining us in worship this morning! Whether you’re just paying us a visit or are looking to call MHCC home, we’d love to get to know you! We have lots of ways to connect here, including ministries geared towards men, women, youth, and kids, small groups, and serving on ministry teams.
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Vision & Values is a great opportunity for those who are newer to MHCC to learn more about who we are, our beliefs, and our structure. Hosted several times per year, this is the perfect opportunity for anybody with questions about us to have them answered.
Next Vision & Values: September 17th, 11:15-12:45 – lunch is provided!
