http://www.livinghopeinfo.com en-us Whether you miss the weekly experience and want to catch up or just want easy access to various teachings, this is the place for you! Subscribe to our weekly podcast and you will automatically receive the latest message taught at Living Hope as well as any supplemental podcasts produced. Alternatively, if you have not yet subscribed, you can simply download the podcast of your choice. Whether you miss the weekly experience and want to catch up or just want easy access to various teachings, this is the place for you! Subscribe to our weekly podcast and you will automatically receive the latest message taught at Living Hope as well as any supplemental podcasts produced. Alternatively, if you have not yet subscribed, you can simply download the podcast of your choice. Whether you miss the weekly experience and want to catch up or just want easy access to various teachings, this is the place for you! Subscribe to our weekly podcast and you will automatically receive the latest message taught at Living Hope as well as any supplemental podcasts produced. Alternatively, if you have not yet subscribed, you can simply download the podcast of your choice. Copyright 2009 Sermon Share LLC Myron Vierra Myron Vierra Myron@lifecma.org no Myron Vierra We run away from authority because we donâ€"t like other people having power over usâ€"we donâ€"t like to be dominated. In our postmodern world there is a commitment to personal autonomy in all areas of moral life. Implicit in such a stance is a rejection of moral authority. After all, if postmodernism is built on relativism and narcissism, such a mindset can hardly agree to allow another person or standard to trump personal freedoms. The Christian mindset stands at odds with this. The Bible claims that it is the foundation for all morality. The Bible, being the living, breathing Word of God, stands as the moral authority. And with this authority comes accountability to the Word and power of God. In a new series of messages called “Needing Authority” Pastor Myron shows us that authority is not about domination, but protection. And only by living under authority can we learn to lead others effectively and discover Godâ€"s best for our lives. 00:47:00 Sun, 28 Jun 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-2185019-1.mp3 authority We run away from authority because we donâ€"t like other people having power over usâ€"we donâ€"t like to be dominated. In our postmodern world there is a commitment to personal autonomy in all areas of moral life. Implicit in such a stance is a rejection of moral authority. After all, if postmodernism is built on relativism and narcissism, such a mindset can hardly agree to allow another person or standard to trump personal freedoms. The Christian mindset stands at odds with this. The Bible claims that it is the foundation for all morality. The Bible, being the living, breathing Word of God, stands as the moral authority. And with this authority comes accountability to the Word and power of God. In a new series of messages called “Needing Authority” Pastor Myron shows us that authority is not about domination, but protection. And only by living under authority can we learn to lead others effectively and discover Godâ€"s best for our lives. We run away from authority because we donâ€"t like other people having power over usâ€"we donâ€"t like to be dominated. In our postmodern world there is a commitment to personal autonomy in all areas of moral life. Implicit in such a stance is a rejection of moral authority. After all, if postmodernism is built on relativism and narcissism, such a mindset can hardly agree to allow another person or standard to trump personal freedoms. The Christian mindset stands at odds with this. The Bible claims that it is the foundation for all morality. The Bible, being the living, breathing Word of God, stands as the moral authority. And with this authority comes accountability to the Word and power of God. In a new series of messages called “Needing Authority” Pastor Myron shows us that authority is not about domination, but protection. And only by living under authority can we learn to lead others effectively and discover Godâ€"s best for our lives. Myron Vierra Join us for Fatherâ€"s Day next Sunday as we seek to bless our fathers at Living Hope. We will finish our study in I Corinthians 13 as well. Paul tells us in Corinthians 13 that love never fails. Is he right? It is hard to accept the idea that love never fails in our world. We see marriages falling apart; children homeless and without parents; families struggling to forgive and get along .. How can Paul say love never fails? Next Sunday we are going to look at one of the most amazing elements of love. Join us as we look at the claim, “Love Canâ€"t Fail.” 00:44:26 Sun, 21 Jun 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-250842-1.mp3 love Join us for Fatherâ€"s Day next Sunday as we seek to bless our fathers at Living Hope. We will finish our study in I Corinthians 13 as well. Paul tells us in Corinthians 13 that love never fails. Is he right? It is hard to accept the idea that love never fails in our world. We see marriages falling apart; children homeless and without parents; families struggling to forgive and get along .. How can Paul say love never fails? Next Sunday we are going to look at one of the most amazing elements of love. Join us as we look at the claim, “Love Canâ€"t Fail.” Join us for Fatherâ€"s Day next Sunday as we seek to bless our fathers at Living Hope. We will finish our study in I Corinthians 13 as well. Paul tells us in Corinthians 13 that love never fails. Is he right? It is hard to accept the idea that love never fails in our world. We see marriages falling apart; children homeless and without parents; families struggling to forgive and get along .. How can Paul say love never fails? Next Sunday we are going to look at one of the most amazing elements of love. Join us as we look at the claim, “Love Canâ€"t Fail.” Myron Vierra Most people have a misunderstanding that keeping the peace means avoiding confrontation at all costs. It means swallow my hurts, hide my feelings, repress the truth, ignore the problems in my life, pretend that everything is OK. Thatâ€"s not the example Jesus gave to us. Jesus was the most loving person to ever live. He died for all mankind. He willingly gave his life for us all. Yet his kind of love had a commitment to truth. To Jesus love and truth belong together. The title of the sermon next Sunday is, “Truth Matters to Love.” One last thing, stay true to the Love Dare Challenge. We are almost done. 00:53:03 Sun, 14 Jun 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-247418-1.mp3 truth,love Most people have a misunderstanding that keeping the peace means avoiding confrontation at all costs. It means swallow my hurts, hide my feelings, repress the truth, ignore the problems in my life, pretend that everything is OK. Thatâ€"s not the example Jesus gave to us. Jesus was the most loving person to ever live. He died for all mankind. He willingly gave his life for us all. Yet his kind of love had a commitment to truth. To Jesus love and truth belong together. The title of the sermon next Sunday is, “Truth Matters to Love.” One last thing, stay true to the Love Dare Challenge. We are almost done. Most people have a misunderstanding that keeping the peace means avoiding confrontation at all costs. It means swallow my hurts, hide my feelings, repress the truth, ignore the problems in my life, pretend that everything is OK. Thatâ€"s not the example Jesus gave to us. Jesus was the most loving person to ever live. He died for all mankind. He willingly gave his life for us all. Yet his kind of love had a commitment to truth. To Jesus love and truth belong together. The title of the sermon next Sunday is, “Truth Matters to Love.” One last thing, stay true to the Love Dare Challenge. We are almost done. Myron Vierra Sunday we will look at the ultimate test of love. The ultimate test of love is when somebody hurts you. How do you respond? Do you hold a grudge? Do you get resentful? Do you get full of bitterness? How do you handle love when somebody hurts you? The reality is that when people hurt us we feel all those things. But Godâ€"s kind of love chooses to express itself in forgiveness. Not because it doesnâ€"t feel the pain, but because the followers of Christ choose to put a better way into action in their life. Next Sunday may be one of the most important lessons in our Love Dare Challenge on Godâ€"s kind of love. See you in church! 00:31:55 Wed, 10 Jun 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-244076-1.mp3 forgiveness Sunday we will look at the ultimate test of love. The ultimate test of love is when somebody hurts you. How do you respond? Do you hold a grudge? Do you get resentful? Do you get full of bitterness? How do you handle love when somebody hurts you? The reality is that when people hurt us we feel all those things. But Godâ€"s kind of love chooses to express itself in forgiveness. Not because it doesnâ€"t feel the pain, but because the followers of Christ choose to put a better way into action in their life. Next Sunday may be one of the most important lessons in our Love Dare Challenge on Godâ€"s kind of love. See you in church! Sunday we will look at the ultimate test of love. The ultimate test of love is when somebody hurts you. How do you respond? Do you hold a grudge? Do you get resentful? Do you get full of bitterness? How do you handle love when somebody hurts you? The reality is that when people hurt us we feel all those things. But Godâ€"s kind of love chooses to express itself in forgiveness. Not because it doesnâ€"t feel the pain, but because the followers of Christ choose to put a better way into action in their life. Next Sunday may be one of the most important lessons in our Love Dare Challenge on Godâ€"s kind of love. See you in church! Sun, 07 Jun 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra This Sunday we will look at the ultimate test of love. The ultimate test of love is when somebody hurts you. How do you respond? Do you hold a grudge? Do you get resentful? Do you get full of bitterness? How do you handle love when somebody hurts you? The reality is that when people hurt us we feel all those things. But Godâ€"s kind of love chooses to express itself in forgiveness. Not because it doesnâ€"t feel the pain, but because the followers of Christ choose to put a better way into action in their life. This Sunday we will look at the ultimate test of love. The ultimate test of love is when somebody hurts you. How do you respond? Do you hold a grudge? Do you get resentful? Do you get full of bitterness? How do you handle love when somebody hurts you? The reality is that when people hurt us we feel all those things. But Godâ€"s kind of love chooses to express itself in forgiveness. Not because it doesnâ€"t feel the pain, but because the followers of Christ choose to put a better way into action in their life. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-241293-3.mp4 forgivness Sunday we will look at the ultimate test of love. The ultimate test of love is when somebody hurts you. How do you respond? Do you hold a grudge? Do you get resentful? Do you get full of bitterness? How do you handle love when somebody hurts you? The reality is that when people hurt us we feel all those things. But Godâ€"s kind of love chooses to express itself in forgiveness. Not because it doesnâ€"t feel the pain, but because the followers of Christ choose to put a better way into action in their life. Next Sunday may be one of the most important lessons in our Love Dare Challenge on Godâ€"s kind of love. See you in church! Myron Vierra Most people today are obsessed with how they look to other people. Where has all of the emphasis on self promotion got us? Fragmented relationships! You cannot promote yourself and develop relationships at the same time. Next Sunday Pastor Myron will continue the Love Dare Challenge by looking at the phrase, “love is not jealous or boastful.” Boastful love goes against Godâ€"s kind of love and hurts those it is seeking to love. We will see how Godâ€"s kind of love heals us from boastful thoughts to thoughtful loving. Stay true to the Love Dare. Dare to love Godâ€"s way. 00:51:57 Sun, 31 May 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-240264-1.mp3 respect Most people today are obsessed with how they look to other people. Where has all of the emphasis on self promotion got us? Fragmented relationships! You cannot promote yourself and develop relationships at the same time. Next Sunday Pastor Myron will continue the Love Dare Challenge by looking at the phrase, “love is not jealous or boastful.” Boastful love goes against Godâ€"s kind of love and hurts those it is seeking to love. We will see how Godâ€"s kind of love heals us from boastful thoughts to thoughtful loving. Stay true to the Love Dare. Dare to love Godâ€"s way. Most people today are obsessed with how they look to other people. Where has all of the emphasis on self promotion got us? Fragmented relationships! You cannot promote yourself and develop relationships at the same time. Next Sunday Pastor Myron will continue the Love Dare Challenge by looking at the phrase, “love is not jealous or boastful.” Boastful love goes against Godâ€"s kind of love and hurts those it is seeking to love. We will see how Godâ€"s kind of love heals us from boastful thoughts to thoughtful loving. Stay true to the Love Dare. Dare to love Godâ€"s way. Myron Vierra Most people today are obsessed with how they look to other people. Where has all of the emphasis on self promotion got us? Fragmented relationships! You cannot promote yourself and develop relationships at the same time. This Sunday Pastor Myron will continue the Love Dare Challenge by looking at the phrase, “love is not jealous or boastful.” Boastful love goes against Godâ€"s kind of love and hurts those it is seeking to love. We will see how Godâ€"s kind of love heals us from boastful thoughts to thoughtful loving. See you in church. Stay true to the Love Dare. Dare to love Godâ€"s way. 00:46:40 Sun, 24 May 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-236756-1.mp3 envy Most people today are obsessed with how they look to other people. Where has all of the emphasis on self promotion got us? Fragmented relationships! You cannot promote yourself and develop relationships at the same time. This Sunday Pastor Myron will continue the Love Dare Challenge by looking at the phrase, “love is not jealous or boastful.” Boastful love goes against Godâ€"s kind of love and hurts those it is seeking to love. We will see how Godâ€"s kind of love heals us from boastful thoughts to thoughtful loving. See you in church. Stay true to the Love Dare. Dare to love Godâ€"s way. Most people today are obsessed with how they look to other people. Where has all of the emphasis on self promotion got us? Fragmented relationships! You cannot promote yourself and develop relationships at the same time. This Sunday Pastor Myron will continue the Love Dare Challenge by looking at the phrase, “love is not jealous or boastful.” Boastful love goes against Godâ€"s kind of love and hurts those it is seeking to love. We will see how Godâ€"s kind of love heals us from boastful thoughts to thoughtful loving. See you in church. Stay true to the Love Dare. Dare to love Godâ€"s way. Myron Vierra We are working our way through I Corinthians 13 and we will be looking at the nature of God's love. This week we are looking at how and why love is patient. See you in church. 00:53:03 Sun, 10 May 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-232726-1.mp3 patient,love We are working our way through I Corinthians 13 and we will be looking at the nature of God's love. This week we are looking at how and why love is patient. See you in church. We are working our way through I Corinthians 13 and we will be looking at the nature of God's love. This week we are looking at how and why love is patient. See you in church. Rev. Bob Bauer Bob Bauer will once again give the morning message at Living Hope. God always uses Bobâ€"s message to inspire our church family. We will have a special Sunday of worship and celebration of Christ Jesus our living Hope. Plan now to be a part of this service. 00:48:14 Sun, 03 May 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-225806-1.mp3 Calmly Bob Bauer will once again give the morning message at Living Hope. God always uses Bobâ€"s message to inspire our church family. We will have a special Sunday of worship and celebration of Christ Jesus our living Hope. Plan now to be a part of this service. Bob Bauer will once again give the morning message at Living Hope. God always uses Bobâ€"s message to inspire our church family. We will have a special Sunday of worship and celebration of Christ Jesus our living Hope. Plan now to be a part of this service. Myron Vierra This Sunday Pastor Myron will begin a very important series of messages entitled “The Love Dare Challenge” This will be a series of messages leading up to Motherâ€"s Day that will kick off the Love Dare Challenge at Living Hope and beyond. First Pastor Myron will be leading us to a study of the most powerful passage on unconditional Love - I Corinthians 13 - that will end in June. Then on Mother ‘s Day to Fatherâ€"s Day we will be asking everyone at Living Hope who is married to take the love dare challenge. Also we are asking everyone to extend the Love Dare to one or two friends you know that would benefit from the Love Dare Challenge. Then invite them to take it with you as you go through this challenge to practice unconditional love in your marriage. The purpose of this experiment is to teach us at Living Hope to love unconditionally and to invite others to experience the power of Godâ€"s kind of love. Start praying about this important challenge at Living Hope and beyond. Share HIS kind of LOVE. 00:52:03 Tue, 28 Apr 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-221732-1.mp3 Love,Dare This Sunday Pastor Myron will begin a very important series of messages entitled “The Love Dare Challenge” This will be a series of messages leading up to Motherâ€"s Day that will kick off the Love Dare Challenge at Living Hope and beyond. First Pastor Myron will be leading us to a study of the most powerful passage on unconditional Love - I Corinthians 13 - that will end in June. Then on Mother ‘s Day to Fatherâ€"s Day we will be asking everyone at Living Hope who is married to take the love dare challenge. Also we are asking everyone to extend the Love Dare to one or two friends you know that would benefit from the Love Dare Challenge. Then invite them to take it with you as you go through this challenge to practice unconditional love in your marriage. The purpose of this experiment is to teach us at Living Hope to love unconditionally and to invite others to experience the power of Godâ€"s kind of love. Start praying about this important challenge at Living Hope and beyond. Share HIS kind of LOVE. This Sunday Pastor Myron will begin a very important series of messages entitled “The Love Dare Challenge” This will be a series of messages leading up to Motherâ€"s Day that will kick off the Love Dare Challenge at Living Hope and beyond. First Pastor Myron will be leading us to a study of the most powerful passage on unconditional Love - I Corinthians 13 - that will end in June. Then on Mother ‘s Day to Fatherâ€"s Day we will be asking everyone at Living Hope who is married to take the love dare challenge. Also we are asking everyone to extend the Love Dare to one or two friends you know that would benefit from the Love Dare Challenge. Then invite them to take it with you as you go through this challenge to practice unconditional love in your marriage. The purpose of this experiment is to teach us at Living Hope to love unconditionally and to invite others to experience the power of Godâ€"s kind of love. Start praying about this important challenge at Living Hope and beyond. Share HIS kind of LOVE. Myron Vierra Next Sunday Pastor Myron will begin a very important series of messages entitled “The Love Dare Challenge” This will be a series of messages leading up to Mother��"s Day that will kick off the Love Dare Challenge at Living Hope and beyond. First Pastor Myron will be leading us to a study of the most powerful passage on unconditional Love - I Corinthians 13 - that will end in June. Then on Mother ‘s Day to Father��"s Day we will be asking everyone at Living Hope who is married to take the love dare challenge. Also we are asking everyone to extend the Love Dare to one or two friends you know that would benefit from the Love Dare Challenge. Then invite them to take it with you as you go through this challenge to practice unconditional love in your marriage. The purpose of this experiment is to teach us at Living Hope to love unconditionally and to invite others to experience the power of God��"s kind of love. Start praying about this important challenge at Living Hope and beyond. Share HIS kind of LOVE. 0:00 Sun, 26 Apr 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-218129-1.mp3 love Next Sunday Pastor Myron will begin a very important series of messages entitled “The Love Dare Challenge” This will be a series of messages leading up to Mother��"s Day that will kick off the Love Dare Challenge at Living Hope and beyond. First Pastor Myron will be leading us to a study of the most powerful passage on unconditional Love - I Corinthians 13 - that will end in June. Then on Mother ‘s Day to Father��"s Day we will be asking everyone at Living Hope who is married to take the love dare challenge. Also we are asking everyone to extend the Love Dare to one or two friends you know that would benefit from the Love Dare Challenge. Then invite them to take it with you as you go through this challenge to practice unconditional love in your marriage. The purpose of this experiment is to teach us at Living Hope to love unconditionally and to invite others to experience the power of God��"s kind of love. Start praying about this important challenge at Living Hope and beyond. Share HIS kind of LOVE. Next Sunday Pastor Myron will begin a very important series of messages entitled “The Love Dare Challenge” This will be a series of messages leading up to Mother��"s Day that will kick off the Love Dare Challenge at Living Hope and beyond. First Pastor Myron will be leading us to a study of the most powerful passage on unconditional Love - I Corinthians 13 - that will end in June. Then on Mother ‘s Day to Father��"s Day we will be asking everyone at Living Hope who is married to take the love dare challenge. Also we are asking everyone to extend the Love Dare to one or two friends you know that would benefit from the Love Dare Challenge. Then invite them to take it with you as you go through this challenge to practice unconditional love in your marriage. The purpose of this experiment is to teach us at Living Hope to love unconditionally and to invite others to experience the power of God��"s kind of love. Start praying about this important challenge at Living Hope and beyond. Share HIS kind of LOVE. Myron Vierra Next Sunday Pastor Myron will continue the series entitled “Everyone Needs a Miracle.” He will be examining the implications of living in the resurrection of Jesus. The message is entitled, “No-Fear Living â€" Itâ€"s a Miracle.” What were the first words the angels said after Jesus rose from the dead? "Don't be afraid!" What were the first words Jesus said after He rose from the dead? "Don't be afraid!" What were the first words the disciples heard Jesus say when He met them as a group? "Don't be afraid!" That's the message of Easter and next Sunday we will examine how we can live in the miracle of no fear. 00:57:12 Sun, 19 Apr 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-218143-1.mp3 fear Next Sunday Pastor Myron will continue the series entitled “Everyone Needs a Miracle.” He will be examining the implications of living in the resurrection of Jesus. The message is entitled, “No-Fear Living â€" Itâ€"s a Miracle.” What were the first words the angels said after Jesus rose from the dead? "Don't be afraid!" What were the first words Jesus said after He rose from the dead? "Don't be afraid!" What were the first words the disciples heard Jesus say when He met them as a group? "Don't be afraid!" That's the message of Easter and next Sunday we will examine how we can live in the miracle of no fear. Next Sunday Pastor Myron will continue the series entitled “Everyone Needs a Miracle.” He will be examining the implications of living in the resurrection of Jesus. The message is entitled, “No-Fear Living â€" Itâ€"s a Miracle.” What were the first words the angels said after Jesus rose from the dead? "Don't be afraid!" What were the first words Jesus said after He rose from the dead? "Don't be afraid!" What were the first words the disciples heard Jesus say when He met them as a group? "Don't be afraid!" That's the message of Easter and next Sunday we will examine how we can live in the miracle of no fear. Myron Vierra We all have questions about Easter and next Sunday Pastor Myron will answer some of the most important questions about Easter. Our God wants and welcomes your questions. He really does. God wants us to think and to probe and to dissect His truth. Nowhere in the Bible does God tell us to strip off our intellect and take a blind swan dive into the abyss of faith. It is not there. Nowhere in the Bible does God tell us to check our minds and brains and reasoning power at the door like we check our bags before we board a flight. Easter raises many questions and when you answer them faith becomes powerfully strong. Join us next Sunday for a celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus. 00:50:50 Sun, 12 Apr 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-214050-1.mp3 Easter,questions We all have questions about Easter and next Sunday Pastor Myron will answer some of the most important questions about Easter. Our God wants and welcomes your questions. He really does. God wants us to think and to probe and to dissect His truth. Nowhere in the Bible does God tell us to strip off our intellect and take a blind swan dive into the abyss of faith. It is not there. Nowhere in the Bible does God tell us to check our minds and brains and reasoning power at the door like we check our bags before we board a flight. Easter raises many questions and when you answer them faith becomes powerfully strong. Join us next Sunday for a celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus. We all have questions about Easter and next Sunday Pastor Myron will answer some of the most important questions about Easter. Our God wants and welcomes your questions. He really does. God wants us to think and to probe and to dissect His truth. Nowhere in the Bible does God tell us to strip off our intellect and take a blind swan dive into the abyss of faith. It is not there. Nowhere in the Bible does God tell us to check our minds and brains and reasoning power at the door like we check our bags before we board a flight. Easter raises many questions and when you answer them faith becomes powerfully strong. Join us next Sunday for a celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus. Sun, 05 Apr 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Next Sunday we will begin our Easter Celebration at Living Hope. On Palm Sunday we will start a Easter series of messaged entitled “Everyone Needs a Miracle.” We will have David Harsh performing special music on Palm Sunday and he will offer a concert on Sunday night at 6:00PM at Living Hope Next Sunday we will begin our Easter Celebration at Living Hope. On Palm Sunday we will start a Easter series of messaged entitled “Everyone Needs a Miracle.” We will have David Harsh performing special music on Palm Sunday and he will offer a concert on Sunday night at 6:00PM at Living Hope http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-207931-3.mp4 Easter We all have questions about Easter and next Sunday Pastor Myron will answer some of the most important questions about Easter. Our God wants and welcomes your questions. He really does. God wants us to think and to probe and to dissect His truth. Nowhere in the Bible does God tell us to strip off our intellect and take a blind swan dive into the abyss of faith. It is not there. Nowhere in the Bible does God tell us to check our minds and brains and reasoning power at the door like we check our bags before we board a flight. Easter raises many questions and when you answer them faith becomes powerfully strong. Join us next Sunday for a celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus. Myron Vierra Next Sunday we will begin our Easter Celebration at Living Hope. On Palm Sunday we will start a Easter series of messaged entitled “Everyone Needs a Miracle.” 00:38:27 Sun, 05 Apr 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-211154-1.mp3 Miracle,resurrection Next Sunday we will begin our Easter Celebration at Living Hope. On Palm Sunday we will start a Easter series of messaged entitled “Everyone Needs a Miracle.” Next Sunday we will begin our Easter Celebration at Living Hope. On Palm Sunday we will start a Easter series of messaged entitled “Everyone Needs a Miracle.” Myron Vierra The last name of God we will lokk at this Sunday is " Our Father." This is a very personal name for God. 00:53:55 Sun, 29 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-205289-1.mp3 Our,Father The last name of God we will lokk at this Sunday is " Our Father." This is a very personal name for God. The last name of God we will lokk at this Sunday is " Our Father." This is a very personal name for God. Sun, 29 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra The last name of God we will lokk at this Sunday is " Our Father." This is a very personal name for God. The last name of God we will lokk at this Sunday is " Our Father." This is a very personal name for God. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D556-rss-205289-2 Our,Father The last name of God we will lokk at this Sunday is " Our Father." This is a very personal name for God. Sun, 29 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra The last name of God we will lokk at this Sunday is " Our Father." This is a very personal name for God. The last name of God we will lokk at this Sunday is " Our Father." This is a very personal name for God. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-205289-3.mp4 Our,Father The last name of God we will lokk at this Sunday is " Our Father." This is a very personal name for God. Rev. Bob Bauer Guest Speaker Rev. Bob Bauer is. sharing the message of hope this Sunday at our chrch service. 00:45:07 Sun, 22 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-204634-1.mp3 Faith Guest Speaker Rev. Bob Bauer is. sharing the message of hope this Sunday at our chrch service. Guest Speaker Rev. Bob Bauer is. sharing the message of hope this Sunday at our chrch service. Sat, 21 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Just invite your friends and family to Easter services. Just invite your friends and family to Easter services. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-201144-3.mp4 Easter Guest Speaker Rev. Bob Bauer is. sharing the message of hope this Sunday at our chrch service. Myron Vierra We are looking at the subject of what to do when the odds are against you. What do you do when youâ€"re facing insurmountable, overwhelming problems? Who do you turn to when you are out numbered and out gunned in life? God presents the answer with the next name he gives for himself which is Jehovah Nissi. This name means, “I am the God who defends you.” I am the God who protects you. We will examine how God can take insurmountable odds, and overwhelming problems and level the playing field. 00:55:35 Sun, 15 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-200013-1.mp3 Defends We are looking at the subject of what to do when the odds are against you. What do you do when youâ€"re facing insurmountable, overwhelming problems? Who do you turn to when you are out numbered and out gunned in life? God presents the answer with the next name he gives for himself which is Jehovah Nissi. This name means, “I am the God who defends you.” I am the God who protects you. We will examine how God can take insurmountable odds, and overwhelming problems and level the playing field. We are looking at the subject of what to do when the odds are against you. What do you do when youâ€"re facing insurmountable, overwhelming problems? Who do you turn to when you are out numbered and out gunned in life? God presents the answer with the next name he gives for himself which is Jehovah Nissi. This name means, “I am the God who defends you.” I am the God who protects you. We will examine how God can take insurmountable odds, and overwhelming problems and level the playing field. Myron Vierra When was the last time you have asked yourself why you come to church? Was it because you were invited; visiting; Myron is the best pastor (just joking); or you are waiting for us to break out the Wii game? Why do you come? It is our belief that most of us come seeking God because we all know that we need something more. We will be looking at the name Jehovah-Mâ€"Kiddishâ€"I am the God who sanctifies you.” “Sanctify” or Sanctification” means “to change toward wholeness.” Next Sunday see how God meets one of our deepest needs, the need to be made right before him, ourselves, and others. 00:55:35 Sun, 08 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-196103-1.mp3 changes When was the last time you have asked yourself why you come to church? Was it because you were invited; visiting; Myron is the best pastor (just joking); or you are waiting for us to break out the Wii game? Why do you come? It is our belief that most of us come seeking God because we all know that we need something more. We will be looking at the name Jehovah-Mâ€"Kiddishâ€"I am the God who sanctifies you.” “Sanctify” or Sanctification” means “to change toward wholeness.” Next Sunday see how God meets one of our deepest needs, the need to be made right before him, ourselves, and others. When was the last time you have asked yourself why you come to church? Was it because you were invited; visiting; Myron is the best pastor (just joking); or you are waiting for us to break out the Wii game? Why do you come? It is our belief that most of us come seeking God because we all know that we need something more. We will be looking at the name Jehovah-Mâ€"Kiddishâ€"I am the God who sanctifies you.” “Sanctify” or Sanctification” means “to change toward wholeness.” Next Sunday see how God meets one of our deepest needs, the need to be made right before him, ourselves, and others. Myron Vierra Knowing and believing in God's character as revealed in His names provides great protection against the enemies attacks in our life. Those who have an intimate knowledge of God's nature and character, as revealed through his Word, will have a powerful shield against the attacked of the Evil One. It is a wise person you learns who their God is and what he is like. The name of God that we are going to look at this morning proves this point; Jehovah Shalom. 00:51:42 Sun, 01 Mar 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-192055-1.mp3 peace Knowing and believing in God's character as revealed in His names provides great protection against the enemies attacks in our life. Those who have an intimate knowledge of God's nature and character, as revealed through his Word, will have a powerful shield against the attacked of the Evil One. It is a wise person you learns who their God is and what he is like. The name of God that we are going to look at this morning proves this point; Jehovah Shalom. Knowing and believing in God's character as revealed in His names provides great protection against the enemies attacks in our life. Those who have an intimate knowledge of God's nature and character, as revealed through his Word, will have a powerful shield against the attacked of the Evil One. It is a wise person you learns who their God is and what he is like. The name of God that we are going to look at this morning proves this point; Jehovah Shalom. Wed, 25 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500 How to give oneline. How to give oneline. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-189218-3.mp4 Giving Knowing and believing in God's character as revealed in His names provides great protection against the enemies attacks in our life. Those who have an intimate knowledge of God's nature and character, as revealed through his Word, will have a powerful shield against the attacked of the Evil One. It is a wise person you learns who their God is and what he is like. The name of God that we are going to look at this morning proves this point; Jehovah Shalom. Myron Vierra Next Sunday we will explore the name of God, “Jehova Roi = “I am the God who shepherds you.” This name of God brings into the open our deep need to be loved by God. Join us as we take an honest look at our need to be loved, and how the nature of God reveals his great love for us. Don��"t forget to use the different names of God as you pray. “Enlarge your faith, pray the Names of God.” 00:45:35 Tue, 24 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-188717-1.mp3 shepherds Next Sunday we will explore the name of God, “Jehova Roi = “I am the God who shepherds you.” This name of God brings into the open our deep need to be loved by God. Join us as we take an honest look at our need to be loved, and how the nature of God reveals his great love for us. Don��"t forget to use the different names of God as you pray. “Enlarge your faith, pray the Names of God.” Next Sunday we will explore the name of God, “Jehova Roi = “I am the God who shepherds you.” This name of God brings into the open our deep need to be loved by God. Join us as we take an honest look at our need to be loved, and how the nature of God reveals his great love for us. Don��"t forget to use the different names of God as you pray. “Enlarge your faith, pray the Names of God.” Myron Vierra This message strikes right at the heart of our deep need for power" our strength to survive. The powerlessness that many of us experience in life makes us wonder if there is any hope. Where do we get the power to live in today's crazy but very real world, in a world where sick things happen to good people, in a world where life seems to be this constant struggle? The reality is this, God never promised us that life would be easy. So where can we turn to in our life? God reveals himself as the God who is “ El Shaddai“I am your all-powerful God.” . 00:50:23 Sun, 15 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-185787-1.mp3 God,almighty This message strikes right at the heart of our deep need for power" our strength to survive. The powerlessness that many of us experience in life makes us wonder if there is any hope. Where do we get the power to live in today's crazy but very real world, in a world where sick things happen to good people, in a world where life seems to be this constant struggle? The reality is this, God never promised us that life would be easy. So where can we turn to in our life? God reveals himself as the God who is “ El Shaddai“I am your all-powerful God.” . This message strikes right at the heart of our deep need for power" our strength to survive. The powerlessness that many of us experience in life makes us wonder if there is any hope. Where do we get the power to live in today's crazy but very real world, in a world where sick things happen to good people, in a world where life seems to be this constant struggle? The reality is this, God never promised us that life would be easy. So where can we turn to in our life? God reveals himself as the God who is “ El Shaddai“I am your all-powerful God.” . Myron Vierra Studying the names of God is a great way to explore the nature of God recorded in His Word. Each name reveals an important element of His nature and how He related to us and invited us to place our faith in a God who makes Him known. The more we understand who God is the easier it becomes to trust Him and place our faith in His goodness. This Sunday, Pastor Myron will be exploring the Hebraic names given for Him in scripture. Knowing Godâ€"s nature will create a certainty to your faith. The message will be titled, “God's Nature, My Certainty. This week will look at "I am Jehovah Rapha,” I am the God who heals. Be a part of this important study. 00:46:50 Sun, 08 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-182147-1.mp3 healing Studying the names of God is a great way to explore the nature of God recorded in His Word. Each name reveals an important element of His nature and how He related to us and invited us to place our faith in a God who makes Him known. The more we understand who God is the easier it becomes to trust Him and place our faith in His goodness. This Sunday, Pastor Myron will be exploring the Hebraic names given for Him in scripture. Knowing Godâ€"s nature will create a certainty to your faith. The message will be titled, “God's Nature, My Certainty. This week will look at "I am Jehovah Rapha,” I am the God who heals. Be a part of this important study. Studying the names of God is a great way to explore the nature of God recorded in His Word. Each name reveals an important element of His nature and how He related to us and invited us to place our faith in a God who makes Him known. The more we understand who God is the easier it becomes to trust Him and place our faith in His goodness. This Sunday, Pastor Myron will be exploring the Hebraic names given for Him in scripture. Knowing Godâ€"s nature will create a certainty to your faith. The message will be titled, “God's Nature, My Certainty. This week will look at "I am Jehovah Rapha,” I am the God who heals. Be a part of this important study. Myron Vierra Studying the names of God is a great way to explore the nature of God recorded in His Word. Each name reveals an important element of His nature and how He related to us and invited us to place our faith in a God who makes Him known. The more we understand who God is the easier it becomes to trust Him and place our faith in His goodness. Next Sunday, Pastor Myron will be exploring the Hebraic names given for Him in scripture. Knowing God's nature will create a certainty to your faith. The message will be titled, "My Certainty: Jehovah Shammah = "God is always there!" Be a part of this important study. 00:36:52 Sun, 01 Feb 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-178298-1.mp3 God,Nature,Certainty Studying the names of God is a great way to explore the nature of God recorded in His Word. Each name reveals an important element of His nature and how He related to us and invited us to place our faith in a God who makes Him known. The more we understand who God is the easier it becomes to trust Him and place our faith in His goodness. Next Sunday, Pastor Myron will be exploring the Hebraic names given for Him in scripture. Knowing God's nature will create a certainty to your faith. The message will be titled, "My Certainty: Jehovah Shammah = "God is always there!" Be a part of this important study. Studying the names of God is a great way to explore the nature of God recorded in His Word. Each name reveals an important element of His nature and how He related to us and invited us to place our faith in a God who makes Him known. The more we understand who God is the easier it becomes to trust Him and place our faith in His goodness. Next Sunday, Pastor Myron will be exploring the Hebraic names given for Him in scripture. Knowing God's nature will create a certainty to your faith. The message will be titled, "My Certainty: Jehovah Shammah = "God is always there!" Be a part of this important study. Myron Vierra Investing your life in the ways of Christ is the subject of this message. 00:43:19 Sun, 25 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-177447-1.mp3 Investing Investing your life in the ways of Christ is the subject of this message. Investing your life in the ways of Christ is the subject of this message. Myron Vierra We live in a culture based on instant gratification. Buy now â€" pay later. Of course, this causes enormous problems not only in our culture but also in our individual families and lives. Consumer debt in America now stands at 6.8 trillion dollars. Thatâ€"s not what the government owes. Thatâ€"s what you and I owe. We all know about the financial problems that our nation is experiencing right now. The rescue package and other bailout efforts are all we hear about in our news today. Are we facing financial collapse? More importantly have we done everything we can personally to avoid our own financial collapse? Starting this Sunday Pastor Myron will be helping us all to learn how we can avoid financial collapse in our own life by following God's time tested principles. 00:46:08 Sun, 11 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-167976-1.mp3 Money We live in a culture based on instant gratification. Buy now â€" pay later. Of course, this causes enormous problems not only in our culture but also in our individual families and lives. Consumer debt in America now stands at 6.8 trillion dollars. Thatâ€"s not what the government owes. Thatâ€"s what you and I owe. We all know about the financial problems that our nation is experiencing right now. The rescue package and other bailout efforts are all we hear about in our news today. Are we facing financial collapse? More importantly have we done everything we can personally to avoid our own financial collapse? Starting this Sunday Pastor Myron will be helping us all to learn how we can avoid financial collapse in our own life by following God's time tested principles. We live in a culture based on instant gratification. Buy now â€" pay later. Of course, this causes enormous problems not only in our culture but also in our individual families and lives. Consumer debt in America now stands at 6.8 trillion dollars. Thatâ€"s not what the government owes. Thatâ€"s what you and I owe. We all know about the financial problems that our nation is experiencing right now. The rescue package and other bailout efforts are all we hear about in our news today. Are we facing financial collapse? More importantly have we done everything we can personally to avoid our own financial collapse? Starting this Sunday Pastor Myron will be helping us all to learn how we can avoid financial collapse in our own life by following God's time tested principles. Sun, 11 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra We live in a culture based on instant gratification. Buy now â€" pay later. Of course, this causes enormous problems not only in our culture but also in our individual families and lives. Consumer debt in America now stands at 6.8 trillion dollars. Thatâ€"s not what the government owes. Thatâ€"s what you and I owe. We all know about the financial problems that our nation is experiencing right now. The rescue package and other bailout efforts are all we hear about in our news today. Are we facing financial collapse? More importantly have we done everything we can personally to avoid our own financial collapse? Starting this Sunday Pastor Myron will be helping us all to learn how we can avoid financial collapse in our own life by following God's time tested principles. We live in a culture based on instant gratification. Buy now â€" pay later. Of course, this causes enormous problems not only in our culture but also in our individual families and lives. Consumer debt in America now stands at 6.8 trillion dollars. Thatâ€"s not what the government owes. Thatâ€"s what you and I owe. We all know about the financial problems that our nation is experiencing right now. The rescue package and other bailout efforts are all we hear about in our news today. Are we facing financial collapse? More importantly have we done everything we can personally to avoid our own financial collapse? Starting this Sunday Pastor Myron will be helping us all to learn how we can avoid financial collapse in our own life by following God's time tested principles. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D556-rss-167976-2 Money We live in a culture based on instant gratification. Buy now â€" pay later. Of course, this causes enormous problems not only in our culture but also in our individual families and lives. Consumer debt in America now stands at 6.8 trillion dollars. Thatâ€"s not what the government owes. Thatâ€"s what you and I owe. We all know about the financial problems that our nation is experiencing right now. The rescue package and other bailout efforts are all we hear about in our news today. Are we facing financial collapse? More importantly have we done everything we can personally to avoid our own financial collapse? Starting this Sunday Pastor Myron will be helping us all to learn how we can avoid financial collapse in our own life by following God's time tested principles. Myron Vierra The first message of 2009 is called “Does God Have Your Attention?” That is an important question to ask yourself as you face a new year. We are going to look at how God got the attention of Moses and changed his life forever. In 2009, I believe God wants to make sure He has our attention so that He can accomplish His plan and purpose for our lives and the world. And guess what…theyâ€"re related. See you in church for one more time this year! 00:51:00 Sun, 04 Jan 2009 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-167102-1.mp3 attention The first message of 2009 is called “Does God Have Your Attention?” That is an important question to ask yourself as you face a new year. We are going to look at how God got the attention of Moses and changed his life forever. In 2009, I believe God wants to make sure He has our attention so that He can accomplish His plan and purpose for our lives and the world. And guess what…theyâ€"re related. See you in church for one more time this year! The first message of 2009 is called “Does God Have Your Attention?” That is an important question to ask yourself as you face a new year. We are going to look at how God got the attention of Moses and changed his life forever. In 2009, I believe God wants to make sure He has our attention so that He can accomplish His plan and purpose for our lives and the world. And guess what…theyâ€"re related. See you in church for one more time this year! Myron Vierra The human spirit needs hope to survive and to thrive. One expert said, “Since my early years as a physician I learned that taking away hope is for most people like pronouncing a death sentence. The already hard pressed will become paralyzed and they may give up and die.” This Christmas God has gifts to give us and one of the most amazing gifts God gives us is hope. Join us next Sunday as we seek to receive and enjoy the gift of hope that Christ offers us all. See you in church! 00:39:38 Sun, 21 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-161250-1.mp3 Hope The human spirit needs hope to survive and to thrive. One expert said, “Since my early years as a physician I learned that taking away hope is for most people like pronouncing a death sentence. The already hard pressed will become paralyzed and they may give up and die.” This Christmas God has gifts to give us and one of the most amazing gifts God gives us is hope. Join us next Sunday as we seek to receive and enjoy the gift of hope that Christ offers us all. See you in church! The human spirit needs hope to survive and to thrive. One expert said, “Since my early years as a physician I learned that taking away hope is for most people like pronouncing a death sentence. The already hard pressed will become paralyzed and they may give up and die.” This Christmas God has gifts to give us and one of the most amazing gifts God gives us is hope. Join us next Sunday as we seek to receive and enjoy the gift of hope that Christ offers us all. See you in church! Sun, 21 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra The human spirit needs hope to survive and to thrive. One expert said, “Since my early years as a physician I learned that taking away hope is for most people like pronouncing a death sentence. The already hard pressed will become paralyzed and they may give up and die.” This Christmas God has gifts to give us and one of the most amazing gifts God gives us is hope. Join us next Sunday as we seek to receive and enjoy the gift of hope that Christ offers us all. See you in church! The human spirit needs hope to survive and to thrive. One expert said, “Since my early years as a physician I learned that taking away hope is for most people like pronouncing a death sentence. The already hard pressed will become paralyzed and they may give up and die.” This Christmas God has gifts to give us and one of the most amazing gifts God gives us is hope. Join us next Sunday as we seek to receive and enjoy the gift of hope that Christ offers us all. See you in church! http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D556-rss-161250-2 Hope The human spirit needs hope to survive and to thrive. One expert said, “Since my early years as a physician I learned that taking away hope is for most people like pronouncing a death sentence. The already hard pressed will become paralyzed and they may give up and die.” This Christmas God has gifts to give us and one of the most amazing gifts God gives us is hope. Join us next Sunday as we seek to receive and enjoy the gift of hope that Christ offers us all. See you in church! Sun, 21 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra The human spirit needs hope to survive and to thrive. One expert said, “Since my early years as a physician I learned that taking away hope is for most people like pronouncing a death sentence. The already hard pressed will become paralyzed and they may give up and die.” This Christmas God has gifts to give us and one of the most amazing gifts God gives us is hope. Join us next Sunday as we seek to receive and enjoy the gift of hope that Christ offers us all. See you in church! The human spirit needs hope to survive and to thrive. One expert said, “Since my early years as a physician I learned that taking away hope is for most people like pronouncing a death sentence. The already hard pressed will become paralyzed and they may give up and die.” This Christmas God has gifts to give us and one of the most amazing gifts God gives us is hope. Join us next Sunday as we seek to receive and enjoy the gift of hope that Christ offers us all. See you in church! http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-161250-3.mp4 Hope The human spirit needs hope to survive and to thrive. One expert said, “Since my early years as a physician I learned that taking away hope is for most people like pronouncing a death sentence. The already hard pressed will become paralyzed and they may give up and die.” This Christmas God has gifts to give us and one of the most amazing gifts God gives us is hope. Join us next Sunday as we seek to receive and enjoy the gift of hope that Christ offers us all. See you in church! Myron Vierra This Advent Season we are talking about God"s gift to us at Christmas. The greatest gifts of all at Christmas are the gifts that God gives to us. Next Sunday Pastor Myron will be leading us to take a look together at “God"s Gift of Joy.” How God wants to give you and me an incredible joy that we can live our lives with during Advent and the rest of our lives. See you in church and bring a neighbor next week. 00:47:07 Sun, 14 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-160052-1.mp3 Joy This Advent Season we are talking about God"s gift to us at Christmas. The greatest gifts of all at Christmas are the gifts that God gives to us. Next Sunday Pastor Myron will be leading us to take a look together at “God"s Gift of Joy.” How God wants to give you and me an incredible joy that we can live our lives with during Advent and the rest of our lives. See you in church and bring a neighbor next week. This Advent Season we are talking about God"s gift to us at Christmas. The greatest gifts of all at Christmas are the gifts that God gives to us. Next Sunday Pastor Myron will be leading us to take a look together at “God"s Gift of Joy.” How God wants to give you and me an incredible joy that we can live our lives with during Advent and the rest of our lives. See you in church and bring a neighbor next week. Myron Vierra This Advent Season we are focusing upon the gifts that God gives us through Christ. We all need in one way or the other Godâ€"s gift of strength. If you donâ€"t think you need the strength of God, you have not been Christmas shopping at the mall. We all need Godâ€"s strength. We need Godâ€"s power just to get through the season and everyday life. And He offers more than endurance, He offers us all His power to overcome and choose victory. 00:50:17 Sun, 07 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-156201-1.mp3 Gifts This Advent Season we are focusing upon the gifts that God gives us through Christ. We all need in one way or the other Godâ€"s gift of strength. If you donâ€"t think you need the strength of God, you have not been Christmas shopping at the mall. We all need Godâ€"s strength. We need Godâ€"s power just to get through the season and everyday life. And He offers more than endurance, He offers us all His power to overcome and choose victory. This Advent Season we are focusing upon the gifts that God gives us through Christ. We all need in one way or the other Godâ€"s gift of strength. If you donâ€"t think you need the strength of God, you have not been Christmas shopping at the mall. We all need Godâ€"s strength. We need Godâ€"s power just to get through the season and everyday life. And He offers more than endurance, He offers us all His power to overcome and choose victory. Sun, 07 Dec 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra This Advent Season we are focusing upon the gifts that God gives us through Christ. We all need in one way or the other Godâ€"s gift of strength. If you donâ€"t think you need the strength of God, you have not been Christmas shopping at the mall. We all need Godâ€"s strength. We need Godâ€"s power just to get through the season and everyday life. And He offers more than endurance, He offers us all His power to overcome and choose victory. This Advent Season we are focusing upon the gifts that God gives us through Christ. We all need in one way or the other Godâ€"s gift of strength. If you donâ€"t think you need the strength of God, you have not been Christmas shopping at the mall. We all need Godâ€"s strength. We need Godâ€"s power just to get through the season and everyday life. And He offers more than endurance, He offers us all His power to overcome and choose victory. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-156201-3.mp4 Gifts This Advent Season we are focusing upon the gifts that God gives us through Christ. We all need in one way or the other Godâ€"s gift of strength. If you donâ€"t think you need the strength of God, you have not been Christmas shopping at the mall. We all need Godâ€"s strength. We need Godâ€"s power just to get through the season and everyday life. And He offers more than endurance, He offers us all His power to overcome and choose victory. Myron Vierra On Sunday, Pastor Myron will start a new series of messages for our Advent Celebration at Living Hope. This series is entitled “God's Gifts for you this Christmas.” We will look at all that God gives us through his Son Jesus Christ. Next Sunday we will look at the gift of Purpose. Join us this Advent Season as we celebrate the Sundays of Advent at Living Hope. “Prepare your heart and home for the coming of the Christ Child!” 00:46:46 Sun, 30 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-154751-1.mp3 Advent,gifts On Sunday, Pastor Myron will start a new series of messages for our Advent Celebration at Living Hope. This series is entitled “God's Gifts for you this Christmas.” We will look at all that God gives us through his Son Jesus Christ. Next Sunday we will look at the gift of Purpose. Join us this Advent Season as we celebrate the Sundays of Advent at Living Hope. “Prepare your heart and home for the coming of the Christ Child!” On Sunday, Pastor Myron will start a new series of messages for our Advent Celebration at Living Hope. This series is entitled “God's Gifts for you this Christmas.” We will look at all that God gives us through his Son Jesus Christ. Next Sunday we will look at the gift of Purpose. Join us this Advent Season as we celebrate the Sundays of Advent at Living Hope. “Prepare your heart and home for the coming of the Christ Child!” Myron Vierra Next Sunday Pastor Myron will bring to an end our study in Romans. We will end this series by looking at the subject of “Accepting One Another.” Romans is a letter that states in a crystal clear manner our Christian faith, our worldâ€"s problems, Godâ€"s answer in Christ, and calls us to follow Jesus with everything we have in life. We are His children so we must live, act, believe, and do the things Jesus accomplished so that our world will see Jesus today. Learning to accept each other is an important being a witness for Christ. 00:41:06 Sun, 16 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-151861-1.mp3 Acceptance Next Sunday Pastor Myron will bring to an end our study in Romans. We will end this series by looking at the subject of “Accepting One Another.” Romans is a letter that states in a crystal clear manner our Christian faith, our worldâ€"s problems, Godâ€"s answer in Christ, and calls us to follow Jesus with everything we have in life. We are His children so we must live, act, believe, and do the things Jesus accomplished so that our world will see Jesus today. Learning to accept each other is an important being a witness for Christ. Next Sunday Pastor Myron will bring to an end our study in Romans. We will end this series by looking at the subject of “Accepting One Another.” Romans is a letter that states in a crystal clear manner our Christian faith, our worldâ€"s problems, Godâ€"s answer in Christ, and calls us to follow Jesus with everything we have in life. We are His children so we must live, act, believe, and do the things Jesus accomplished so that our world will see Jesus today. Learning to accept each other is an important being a witness for Christ. Myron Vierra Next Sunday we will look at one of the most interesting passages in Romans because it deals with Christians and the time. The title of the message is “Living in the Already and Not Yet.” In Romans 12 Paul moves from what God has done for us in our relationship to the mercy of God, how we are to relate to each other, the government and to time. In light of all God has done how should we live in the world and deal with time? That is the focus of the message next Sunday. 00:41:08 Sun, 09 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-147580-1.mp3 time Next Sunday we will look at one of the most interesting passages in Romans because it deals with Christians and the time. The title of the message is “Living in the Already and Not Yet.” In Romans 12 Paul moves from what God has done for us in our relationship to the mercy of God, how we are to relate to each other, the government and to time. In light of all God has done how should we live in the world and deal with time? That is the focus of the message next Sunday. Next Sunday we will look at one of the most interesting passages in Romans because it deals with Christians and the time. The title of the message is “Living in the Already and Not Yet.” In Romans 12 Paul moves from what God has done for us in our relationship to the mercy of God, how we are to relate to each other, the government and to time. In light of all God has done how should we live in the world and deal with time? That is the focus of the message next Sunday. Myron Vierra In a political year what is God's view of government? What purpose does a government have in God's plan for us and his people in general? As Christians, what is our role and responsibility to our government? These questions and more will be explored by Pastor Myron as we look at Romans 13 and how we as Christians are to relate to our government. Join us for a challenging message entitled, "God, Government and Me." 00:38:50 Tue, 04 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-70593-1.mp3 government In a political year what is God's view of government? What purpose does a government have in God's plan for us and his people in general? As Christians, what is our role and responsibility to our government? These questions and more will be explored by Pastor Myron as we look at Romans 13 and how we as Christians are to relate to our government. Join us for a challenging message entitled, "God, Government and Me." In a political year what is God's view of government? What purpose does a government have in God's plan for us and his people in general? As Christians, what is our role and responsibility to our government? These questions and more will be explored by Pastor Myron as we look at Romans 13 and how we as Christians are to relate to our government. Join us for a challenging message entitled, "God, Government and Me." Myron Vierra Romans 12:4 to the end of the chapter is all about getting practical. The title of the message next Sunday is, “Grow a Loving Church.” In this passage we are going to look at the relationships of Christians to each other. As Paul gets into this last section of Romans heâ€"s going to look at the foundation for our relationships with other believers, with non believers and with difficult people. Come and find out how the church grows in love. 00:38:54 Sun, 02 Nov 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-145160-1.mp3 Love,growth Romans 12:4 to the end of the chapter is all about getting practical. The title of the message next Sunday is, “Grow a Loving Church.” In this passage we are going to look at the relationships of Christians to each other. As Paul gets into this last section of Romans heâ€"s going to look at the foundation for our relationships with other believers, with non believers and with difficult people. Come and find out how the church grows in love. Romans 12:4 to the end of the chapter is all about getting practical. The title of the message next Sunday is, “Grow a Loving Church.” In this passage we are going to look at the relationships of Christians to each other. As Paul gets into this last section of Romans heâ€"s going to look at the foundation for our relationships with other believers, with non believers and with difficult people. Come and find out how the church grows in love. Myron Vierra The title of next Sundayâ€"s message is, “Not Conformed, Transformed!” Have we forgotten this simple call to be more like Jesus? Have we placed Jesus first so that we seek Him above everything else, or is Jesus just part one of our life? Romans 12 is a call from God to us all to get back to the basics...following Jesus and seeking to become like Him in our life. The message next Sunday calls us all back to live our life as honest ly focused to God. 00:57:12 Sun, 26 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-142827-1.mp3 worship The title of next Sundayâ€"s message is, “Not Conformed, Transformed!” Have we forgotten this simple call to be more like Jesus? Have we placed Jesus first so that we seek Him above everything else, or is Jesus just part one of our life? Romans 12 is a call from God to us all to get back to the basics...following Jesus and seeking to become like Him in our life. The message next Sunday calls us all back to live our life as honest ly focused to God. The title of next Sundayâ€"s message is, “Not Conformed, Transformed!” Have we forgotten this simple call to be more like Jesus? Have we placed Jesus first so that we seek Him above everything else, or is Jesus just part one of our life? Romans 12 is a call from God to us all to get back to the basics...following Jesus and seeking to become like Him in our life. The message next Sunday calls us all back to live our life as honest ly focused to God. Myron Vierra We have all heard that God keeps His promises, but Romans 11 is a great illustration of Godâ€"s faithfulness in His relationship to Israel. The story of God and how He treats Israel is a perfect example of Godâ€"s faithfulness to His people and to all people. Next Sunday we will look at the fact of the faithfulness of God and His promise to us. Great is His faithfulness….you can bank on it! 00:36:28 Sun, 19 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-138741-1.mp3 Faitfulness We have all heard that God keeps His promises, but Romans 11 is a great illustration of Godâ€"s faithfulness in His relationship to Israel. The story of God and how He treats Israel is a perfect example of Godâ€"s faithfulness to His people and to all people. Next Sunday we will look at the fact of the faithfulness of God and His promise to us. Great is His faithfulness….you can bank on it! We have all heard that God keeps His promises, but Romans 11 is a great illustration of Godâ€"s faithfulness in His relationship to Israel. The story of God and how He treats Israel is a perfect example of Godâ€"s faithfulness to His people and to all people. Next Sunday we will look at the fact of the faithfulness of God and His promise to us. Great is His faithfulness….you can bank on it! Sun, 19 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra We have all heard that God keeps His promises, but Romans 11 is a great illustration of Godâ€"s faithfulness in His relationship to Israel. The story of God and how He treats Israel is a perfect example of Godâ€"s faithfulness to His people and to all people. Next Sunday we will look at the fact of the faithfulness of God and His promise to us. Great is His faithfulness….you can bank on it! We have all heard that God keeps His promises, but Romans 11 is a great illustration of Godâ€"s faithfulness in His relationship to Israel. The story of God and how He treats Israel is a perfect example of Godâ€"s faithfulness to His people and to all people. Next Sunday we will look at the fact of the faithfulness of God and His promise to us. Great is His faithfulness….you can bank on it! http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-138741-3.mp4 Faitfulness We have all heard that God keeps His promises, but Romans 11 is a great illustration of Godâ€"s faithfulness in His relationship to Israel. The story of God and how He treats Israel is a perfect example of Godâ€"s faithfulness to His people and to all people. Next Sunday we will look at the fact of the faithfulness of God and His promise to us. Great is His faithfulness….you can bank on it! Myron Vierra Godâ€"s good news is for everyone! Romans Chapter 10 is a reminder that Godâ€"s purpose for his gospel is meant for the whole world. Next Sunday come ready to learn why God has set aside Israel; who can be saved; and how the good news is for all people. 00:34:54 Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-136862-1.mp3 Good,News Godâ€"s good news is for everyone! Romans Chapter 10 is a reminder that Godâ€"s purpose for his gospel is meant for the whole world. Next Sunday come ready to learn why God has set aside Israel; who can be saved; and how the good news is for all people. Godâ€"s good news is for everyone! Romans Chapter 10 is a reminder that Godâ€"s purpose for his gospel is meant for the whole world. Next Sunday come ready to learn why God has set aside Israel; who can be saved; and how the good news is for all people. Sun, 12 Oct 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Godâ€"s good news is for everyone! Romans Chapter 10 is a reminder that Godâ€"s purpose for his gospel is meant for the whole world. Next Sunday come ready to learn why God has set aside Israel; who can be saved; and how the good news is for all people. Godâ€"s good news is for everyone! Romans Chapter 10 is a reminder that Godâ€"s purpose for his gospel is meant for the whole world. Next Sunday come ready to learn why God has set aside Israel; who can be saved; and how the good news is for all people. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-136862-3.mp4 Good,News Godâ€"s good news is for everyone! Romans Chapter 10 is a reminder that Godâ€"s purpose for his gospel is meant for the whole world. Next Sunday come ready to learn why God has set aside Israel; who can be saved; and how the good news is for all people. Myron Vierra Hold on for a dramatic change as we get to Romans 9. The change in moods is incredible. In the last two verses of Romans 8 Paul is flying high, then the first two verses of the next chapter he is at the lowest point. "I speak the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My conscious confirms it. I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart." What happened? He went from the mountaintop to the valley in one verse. What a dramatic change in moods! What caused Paul to be so sorrowful and anguished in his heart? Join us as we continue our study in Romans. 00:49:55 Sun, 28 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-130753-1.mp3 election Hold on for a dramatic change as we get to Romans 9. The change in moods is incredible. In the last two verses of Romans 8 Paul is flying high, then the first two verses of the next chapter he is at the lowest point. "I speak the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My conscious confirms it. I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart." What happened? He went from the mountaintop to the valley in one verse. What a dramatic change in moods! What caused Paul to be so sorrowful and anguished in his heart? Join us as we continue our study in Romans. Hold on for a dramatic change as we get to Romans 9. The change in moods is incredible. In the last two verses of Romans 8 Paul is flying high, then the first two verses of the next chapter he is at the lowest point. "I speak the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My conscious confirms it. I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart." What happened? He went from the mountaintop to the valley in one verse. What a dramatic change in moods! What caused Paul to be so sorrowful and anguished in his heart? Join us as we continue our study in Romans. Sun, 28 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Hold on for a dramatic change as we get to Romans 9. The change in moods is incredible. In the last two verses of Romans 8 Paul is flying high, then the first two verses of the next chapter he is at the lowest point. "I speak the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My conscious confirms it. I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart." What happened? He went from the mountaintop to the valley in one verse. What a dramatic change in moods! What caused Paul to be so sorrowful and anguished in his heart? Join us as we continue our study in Romans. Hold on for a dramatic change as we get to Romans 9. The change in moods is incredible. In the last two verses of Romans 8 Paul is flying high, then the first two verses of the next chapter he is at the lowest point. "I speak the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My conscious confirms it. I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart." What happened? He went from the mountaintop to the valley in one verse. What a dramatic change in moods! What caused Paul to be so sorrowful and anguished in his heart? Join us as we continue our study in Romans. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-130753-3.mp4 election Hold on for a dramatic change as we get to Romans 9. The change in moods is incredible. In the last two verses of Romans 8 Paul is flying high, then the first two verses of the next chapter he is at the lowest point. "I speak the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My conscious confirms it. I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart." What happened? He went from the mountaintop to the valley in one verse. What a dramatic change in moods! What caused Paul to be so sorrowful and anguished in his heart? Join us as we continue our study in Romans. Sat, 27 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Ministry Fair - Sunday October 12th At Living Hope Ministry Fair - Sunday October 12th At Living Hope http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-131917-3.mp4 Ministry Hold on for a dramatic change as we get to Romans 9. The change in moods is incredible. In the last two verses of Romans 8 Paul is flying high, then the first two verses of the next chapter he is at the lowest point. "I speak the truth in Christ. I am not lying. My conscious confirms it. I have great sorrow and unceasing anguish in my heart." What happened? He went from the mountaintop to the valley in one verse. What a dramatic change in moods! What caused Paul to be so sorrowful and anguished in his heart? Join us as we continue our study in Romans. Myron Vierra Very few Christians understand what grace is all about and what God has promised to do in our lives because of His love. We will explore this coming Sunday five affirmations and five rhetorical questions offered by Paul in Romans 8:29-39. These five affirmations and five rhetorical questions I believe, give us one of the clearest description in the New Testament of what it means to live by grace as a follower of Jesus. The title of this message is "God is For US." Don\'t ever doubt it again!. 00:40:59 Sun, 21 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-128909-1.mp3 Grace Very few Christians understand what grace is all about and what God has promised to do in our lives because of His love. We will explore this coming Sunday five affirmations and five rhetorical questions offered by Paul in Romans 8:29-39. These five affirmations and five rhetorical questions I believe, give us one of the clearest description in the New Testament of what it means to live by grace as a follower of Jesus. The title of this message is "God is For US." Don\'t ever doubt it again!. Very few Christians understand what grace is all about and what God has promised to do in our lives because of His love. We will explore this coming Sunday five affirmations and five rhetorical questions offered by Paul in Romans 8:29-39. These five affirmations and five rhetorical questions I believe, give us one of the clearest description in the New Testament of what it means to live by grace as a follower of Jesus. The title of this message is "God is For US." Don\'t ever doubt it again!. Sun, 21 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Very few Christians understand what grace is all about and what God has promised to do in our lives because of His love. We will explore this coming Sunday five affirmations and five rhetorical questions offered by Paul in Romans 8:29-39. These five affirmations and five rhetorical questions I believe, give us one of the clearest description in the New Testament of what it means to live by grace as a follower of Jesus. The title of this message is "God is For US." Don\'t ever doubt it again!. Very few Christians understand what grace is all about and what God has promised to do in our lives because of His love. We will explore this coming Sunday five affirmations and five rhetorical questions offered by Paul in Romans 8:29-39. These five affirmations and five rhetorical questions I believe, give us one of the clearest description in the New Testament of what it means to live by grace as a follower of Jesus. The title of this message is "God is For US." Don\'t ever doubt it again!. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-128909-3.mp4 Grace Very few Christians understand what grace is all about and what God has promised to do in our lives because of His love. We will explore this coming Sunday five affirmations and five rhetorical questions offered by Paul in Romans 8:29-39. These five affirmations and five rhetorical questions I believe, give us one of the clearest description in the New Testament of what it means to live by grace as a follower of Jesus. The title of this message is "God is For US." Don\'t ever doubt it again!. Myron Vierra This Sunday we will be looking at the subject of suffering. Suffering is a fact of life. It\'s common and everybody eventually has it. The Bible, interestingly enough, does not attempt to explain suffering. It doesn\'t attempt to explain all of the reasons. It does give reasons but it doesn\'t explain away, "Why is this happening to me?" in every particular instance. There aren\'t any pat formulas in the Bible, or simple answers that solve the whole problem. But the Bible does give us comfort and hope that so that we may deal with problems, suffering and hurting even when we don\'t know why its happening. Come hear what Paul has to say about suffering in Romans 8. 00:39:36 Sun, 14 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-126741-1.mp3 Sufferings This Sunday we will be looking at the subject of suffering. Suffering is a fact of life. It\'s common and everybody eventually has it. The Bible, interestingly enough, does not attempt to explain suffering. It doesn\'t attempt to explain all of the reasons. It does give reasons but it doesn\'t explain away, "Why is this happening to me?" in every particular instance. There aren\'t any pat formulas in the Bible, or simple answers that solve the whole problem. But the Bible does give us comfort and hope that so that we may deal with problems, suffering and hurting even when we don\'t know why its happening. Come hear what Paul has to say about suffering in Romans 8. This Sunday we will be looking at the subject of suffering. Suffering is a fact of life. It\'s common and everybody eventually has it. The Bible, interestingly enough, does not attempt to explain suffering. It doesn\'t attempt to explain all of the reasons. It does give reasons but it doesn\'t explain away, "Why is this happening to me?" in every particular instance. There aren\'t any pat formulas in the Bible, or simple answers that solve the whole problem. But the Bible does give us comfort and hope that so that we may deal with problems, suffering and hurting even when we don\'t know why its happening. Come hear what Paul has to say about suffering in Romans 8. Sun, 14 Sep 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra This Sunday we will be looking at the subject of suffering. Suffering is a fact of life. It\'s common and everybody eventually has it. The Bible, interestingly enough, does not attempt to explain suffering. It doesn\'t attempt to explain all of the reasons. It does give reasons but it doesn\'t explain away, "Why is this happening to me?" in every particular instance. There aren\'t any pat formulas in the Bible, or simple answers that solve the whole problem. But the Bible does give us comfort and hope that so that we may deal with problems, suffering and hurting even when we don\'t know why its happening. Come hear what Paul has to say about suffering in Romans 8. This Sunday we will be looking at the subject of suffering. Suffering is a fact of life. It\'s common and everybody eventually has it. The Bible, interestingly enough, does not attempt to explain suffering. It doesn\'t attempt to explain all of the reasons. It does give reasons but it doesn\'t explain away, "Why is this happening to me?" in every particular instance. There aren\'t any pat formulas in the Bible, or simple answers that solve the whole problem. But the Bible does give us comfort and hope that so that we may deal with problems, suffering and hurting even when we don\'t know why its happening. Come hear what Paul has to say about suffering in Romans 8. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-126741-3.mp4 Sufferings This Sunday we will be looking at the subject of suffering. Suffering is a fact of life. It\'s common and everybody eventually has it. The Bible, interestingly enough, does not attempt to explain suffering. It doesn\'t attempt to explain all of the reasons. It does give reasons but it doesn\'t explain away, "Why is this happening to me?" in every particular instance. There aren\'t any pat formulas in the Bible, or simple answers that solve the whole problem. But the Bible does give us comfort and hope that so that we may deal with problems, suffering and hurting even when we don\'t know why its happening. Come hear what Paul has to say about suffering in Romans 8. Myron Vierra If I were to ask you what your definition of a Christian is, I'd probably get a few common answers. In Romans 8:5-17 Paul explains exactly what it means to believe in Christ and to be a Christian. I have an idea his definition isn't one of those we would hear if we asked the what a Christian is question. 00:38:42 Sun, 31 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-122462-1.mp3 Spirit If I were to ask you what your definition of a Christian is, I'd probably get a few common answers. In Romans 8:5-17 Paul explains exactly what it means to believe in Christ and to be a Christian. I have an idea his definition isn't one of those we would hear if we asked the what a Christian is question. If I were to ask you what your definition of a Christian is, I'd probably get a few common answers. In Romans 8:5-17 Paul explains exactly what it means to believe in Christ and to be a Christian. I have an idea his definition isn't one of those we would hear if we asked the what a Christian is question. Myron Vierra Is it possible to live a life without any sense of condemnation from God? Absolutely! In Christ Jesus God provides a new life-style where his people have been removed from all possible condemnation. He placed us into a new realm in which judgment for sin by him is removed forever. And in this new relationship we have complete freedom to come to our heavenly father and know acceptance is ours forever in Christ. Join the "I live without condemnation" movement. Find out how next Sunday at Living Hope. 00:35:20 Sun, 24 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-118758-1.mp3 no,condemmation Is it possible to live a life without any sense of condemnation from God? Absolutely! In Christ Jesus God provides a new life-style where his people have been removed from all possible condemnation. He placed us into a new realm in which judgment for sin by him is removed forever. And in this new relationship we have complete freedom to come to our heavenly father and know acceptance is ours forever in Christ. Join the "I live without condemnation" movement. Find out how next Sunday at Living Hope. Is it possible to live a life without any sense of condemnation from God? Absolutely! In Christ Jesus God provides a new life-style where his people have been removed from all possible condemnation. He placed us into a new realm in which judgment for sin by him is removed forever. And in this new relationship we have complete freedom to come to our heavenly father and know acceptance is ours forever in Christ. Join the "I live without condemnation" movement. Find out how next Sunday at Living Hope. Sun, 24 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Is it possible to live a life without any sense of condemnation from God? Absolutely! In Christ Jesus God provides a new life-style where his people have been removed from all possible condemnation. He placed us into a new realm in which judgment for sin by him is removed forever. And in this new relationship we have complete freedom to come to our heavenly father and know acceptance is ours forever in Christ. Join the "I live without condemnation" movement. Find out how next Sunday at Living Hope. Is it possible to live a life without any sense of condemnation from God? Absolutely! In Christ Jesus God provides a new life-style where his people have been removed from all possible condemnation. He placed us into a new realm in which judgment for sin by him is removed forever. And in this new relationship we have complete freedom to come to our heavenly father and know acceptance is ours forever in Christ. Join the "I live without condemnation" movement. Find out how next Sunday at Living Hope. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-118758-3.mp4 no,condemmation Is it possible to live a life without any sense of condemnation from God? Absolutely! In Christ Jesus God provides a new life-style where his people have been removed from all possible condemnation. He placed us into a new realm in which judgment for sin by him is removed forever. And in this new relationship we have complete freedom to come to our heavenly father and know acceptance is ours forever in Christ. Join the "I live without condemnation" movement. Find out how next Sunday at Living Hope. Myron Vierra Have you ever experienced guilt in your Christian life that got you down? Have you ever felt rejected by God because you didn\'t live up to his teachings? Then you need to exploration Romans 7 with Pastor Myron. 00:43:13 Sun, 17 Aug 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-118088-1.mp3 Law,Freedom Have you ever experienced guilt in your Christian life that got you down? Have you ever felt rejected by God because you didn\'t live up to his teachings? Then you need to exploration Romans 7 with Pastor Myron. Have you ever experienced guilt in your Christian life that got you down? Have you ever felt rejected by God because you didn\'t live up to his teachings? Then you need to exploration Romans 7 with Pastor Myron. Myron Vierra In our study in Romans, Paul raises one of the hardest questions to ask and answer for each of us. The question is simply. "Who is your master?" It\'s a choice we are making everyday of our life. Who is our master? The title of the message is, "Choosing Your Master." This may be the most important question you have asked yourself.who am I serving? Have you checked? 00:34:42 Tue, 29 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-110870-1.mp3 slave,Christ In our study in Romans, Paul raises one of the hardest questions to ask and answer for each of us. The question is simply. "Who is your master?" It\'s a choice we are making everyday of our life. Who is our master? The title of the message is, "Choosing Your Master." This may be the most important question you have asked yourself.who am I serving? Have you checked? In our study in Romans, Paul raises one of the hardest questions to ask and answer for each of us. The question is simply. "Who is your master?" It\'s a choice we are making everyday of our life. Who is our master? The title of the message is, "Choosing Your Master." This may be the most important question you have asked yourself.who am I serving? Have you checked? Tue, 29 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra In our study in Romans, Paul raises one of the hardest questions to ask and answer for each of us. The question is simply. "Who is your master?" It\'s a choice we are making everyday of our life. Who is our master? The title of the message is, "Choosing Your Master." This may be the most important question you have asked yourself.who am I serving? Have you checked? In our study in Romans, Paul raises one of the hardest questions to ask and answer for each of us. The question is simply. "Who is your master?" It\'s a choice we are making everyday of our life. Who is our master? The title of the message is, "Choosing Your Master." This may be the most important question you have asked yourself.who am I serving? Have you checked? http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-110870-3.mp4 slave,Christ In our study in Romans, Paul raises one of the hardest questions to ask and answer for each of us. The question is simply. "Who is your master?" It\'s a choice we are making everyday of our life. Who is our master? The title of the message is, "Choosing Your Master." This may be the most important question you have asked yourself.who am I serving? Have you checked? Tue, 22 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Youth Mission Video Report Youth Mission Video Report http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-108439-3.mp4 Youth In our study in Romans, Paul raises one of the hardest questions to ask and answer for each of us. The question is simply. "Who is your master?" It\'s a choice we are making everyday of our life. Who is our master? The title of the message is, "Choosing Your Master." This may be the most important question you have asked yourself.who am I serving? Have you checked? Myron Vierra This coming Sunday's message is based on Romans 6:1-14, and no one should miss it. It\'s entitled, "The Day I Died." That is right. And when you learn what your death means in Christ, you will experience His new life. Romans 6 is all about death and life in Christ. It is one of the most important parts of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Have you accepted the day you died? 00:41:02 Sun, 20 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-107331-1.mp3 death,life This coming Sunday's message is based on Romans 6:1-14, and no one should miss it. It\'s entitled, "The Day I Died." That is right. And when you learn what your death means in Christ, you will experience His new life. Romans 6 is all about death and life in Christ. It is one of the most important parts of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Have you accepted the day you died? This coming Sunday's message is based on Romans 6:1-14, and no one should miss it. It\'s entitled, "The Day I Died." That is right. And when you learn what your death means in Christ, you will experience His new life. Romans 6 is all about death and life in Christ. It is one of the most important parts of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Have you accepted the day you died? Sun, 20 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra This coming Sunday's message is based on Romans 6:1-14, and no one should miss it. It\'s entitled, "The Day I Died." That is right. And when you learn what your death means in Christ, you will experience His new life. Romans 6 is all about death and life in Christ. It is one of the most important parts of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Have you accepted the day you died? This coming Sunday's message is based on Romans 6:1-14, and no one should miss it. It\'s entitled, "The Day I Died." That is right. And when you learn what your death means in Christ, you will experience His new life. Romans 6 is all about death and life in Christ. It is one of the most important parts of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Have you accepted the day you died? http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-107331-3.mp4 death,life This coming Sunday's message is based on Romans 6:1-14, and no one should miss it. It\'s entitled, "The Day I Died." That is right. And when you learn what your death means in Christ, you will experience His new life. Romans 6 is all about death and life in Christ. It is one of the most important parts of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Have you accepted the day you died? Myron Vierra Have you ever asked these questions? Why is there evil in the world? Why do people die? Why is there sin in the world? Why does human nature never change? What's going to happen to babies when they die? What happens to people who have never heard the gospel? This Sunday as we look at Romans 5:12-21, we will see how Paul answers these questions and more. See you in Church! 00:40:44 Sun, 13 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-104570-1.mp3 life,sin,death Have you ever asked these questions? Why is there evil in the world? Why do people die? Why is there sin in the world? Why does human nature never change? What's going to happen to babies when they die? What happens to people who have never heard the gospel? This Sunday as we look at Romans 5:12-21, we will see how Paul answers these questions and more. See you in Church! Have you ever asked these questions? Why is there evil in the world? Why do people die? Why is there sin in the world? Why does human nature never change? What's going to happen to babies when they die? What happens to people who have never heard the gospel? This Sunday as we look at Romans 5:12-21, we will see how Paul answers these questions and more. See you in Church! Sun, 13 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Have you ever asked these questions? Why is there evil in the world? Why do people die? Why is there sin in the world? Why does human nature never change? What's going to happen to babies when they die? What happens to people who have never heard the gospel? This Sunday as we look at Romans 5:12-21, we will see how Paul answers these questions and more. See you in Church! Have you ever asked these questions? Why is there evil in the world? Why do people die? Why is there sin in the world? Why does human nature never change? What's going to happen to babies when they die? What happens to people who have never heard the gospel? This Sunday as we look at Romans 5:12-21, we will see how Paul answers these questions and more. See you in Church! http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-104570-3.mp4 life,sin,death Have you ever asked these questions? Why is there evil in the world? Why do people die? Why is there sin in the world? Why does human nature never change? What's going to happen to babies when they die? What happens to people who have never heard the gospel? This Sunday as we look at Romans 5:12-21, we will see how Paul answers these questions and more. See you in Church! Myron Vierra Have you ever asked, "Why did Jesus have to die?" Pastor Myron will take us through this important question and explore how Romans answers this question for the Christian. There are many views and ways of answering this question. How would you explain why Jesus had to die? Join us for an important time of exploring the book of Romans. 00:42:10 Tue, 08 Jul 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-103917-1.mp3 Christ,peace,access Have you ever asked, "Why did Jesus have to die?" Pastor Myron will take us through this important question and explore how Romans answers this question for the Christian. There are many views and ways of answering this question. How would you explain why Jesus had to die? Join us for an important time of exploring the book of Romans. Have you ever asked, "Why did Jesus have to die?" Pastor Myron will take us through this important question and explore how Romans answers this question for the Christian. There are many views and ways of answering this question. How would you explain why Jesus had to die? Join us for an important time of exploring the book of Romans. Myron Vierra Have you ever asked, "Why did Jesus have to die?" Pastor Myron will take us through this important question and explore how Romans answers this question for the Christian. There are many views and ways of answering this question. How would you explain why Jesus had to die? Join us for an important time of exploring the book of Romans. 00:48:01 Sun, 29 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-100830-1.mp3 acceptance Have you ever asked, "Why did Jesus have to die?" Pastor Myron will take us through this important question and explore how Romans answers this question for the Christian. There are many views and ways of answering this question. How would you explain why Jesus had to die? Join us for an important time of exploring the book of Romans. Have you ever asked, "Why did Jesus have to die?" Pastor Myron will take us through this important question and explore how Romans answers this question for the Christian. There are many views and ways of answering this question. How would you explain why Jesus had to die? Join us for an important time of exploring the book of Romans. Myron Vierra This Sunday we will be looking at one of the most important passages in the whole Bible. It explains everything one needs to know about what Salvation is in Christ. Our Study in Romans will take us to Romans 3:1-31 this Sunday and the message is entitled," Salvation." Join us this Sunday for an very important message from Romans. 00:39:12 Sun, 22 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-99972-1.mp3 Salvation This Sunday we will be looking at one of the most important passages in the whole Bible. It explains everything one needs to know about what Salvation is in Christ. Our Study in Romans will take us to Romans 3:1-31 this Sunday and the message is entitled," Salvation." Join us this Sunday for an very important message from Romans. This Sunday we will be looking at one of the most important passages in the whole Bible. It explains everything one needs to know about what Salvation is in Christ. Our Study in Romans will take us to Romans 3:1-31 this Sunday and the message is entitled," Salvation." Join us this Sunday for an very important message from Romans. Myron Vierra Join us on Father\'s Day for a special time to honor our dads of Living Hope. We will be having special music, a message for dads entitled, "Take it Like a Man," and we will be giving a gift to dad. Make sure to honor your father on Father\'s Day by taking him to our Father\'s Day Celebration. 00:39:27 Sun, 15 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-97051-1.mp3 Father,pride,Humility Join us on Father\'s Day for a special time to honor our dads of Living Hope. We will be having special music, a message for dads entitled, "Take it Like a Man," and we will be giving a gift to dad. Make sure to honor your father on Father\'s Day by taking him to our Father\'s Day Celebration. Join us on Father\'s Day for a special time to honor our dads of Living Hope. We will be having special music, a message for dads entitled, "Take it Like a Man," and we will be giving a gift to dad. Make sure to honor your father on Father\'s Day by taking him to our Father\'s Day Celebration. Sun, 15 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Join us on Father\'s Day for a special time to honor our dads of Living Hope. We will be having special music, a message for dads entitled, "Take it Like a Man," and we will be giving a gift to dad. Make sure to honor your father on Father\'s Day by taking him to our Father\'s Day Celebration. Join us on Father\'s Day for a special time to honor our dads of Living Hope. We will be having special music, a message for dads entitled, "Take it Like a Man," and we will be giving a gift to dad. Make sure to honor your father on Father\'s Day by taking him to our Father\'s Day Celebration. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-97051-3.mp4 Father,pride,Humility Join us on Father\'s Day for a special time to honor our dads of Living Hope. We will be having special music, a message for dads entitled, "Take it Like a Man," and we will be giving a gift to dad. Make sure to honor your father on Father\'s Day by taking him to our Father\'s Day Celebration. Myron Vierra The topic this Sunday, as we continue our study in Romans, is Religion can't save you. We will be looking at Romans 2:17-29 and hear Paul warn us all, especially Christians, that religion can't save anyone. It never has, nor will it ever save even one soul. So why warn religious people? Paul's message in Romans 2:17-29 answers: because they need saved like everyone else. So if you call yourself a Christian and since Christianity is a religion maybe you should make sure to join us as we examine Romans 2:17-29. Religion can't save anyone but Christ can and will when we trust in Him alone. 00:45:29 Sun, 08 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-95028-1.mp3 Religion The topic this Sunday, as we continue our study in Romans, is Religion can't save you. We will be looking at Romans 2:17-29 and hear Paul warn us all, especially Christians, that religion can't save anyone. It never has, nor will it ever save even one soul. So why warn religious people? Paul's message in Romans 2:17-29 answers: because they need saved like everyone else. So if you call yourself a Christian and since Christianity is a religion maybe you should make sure to join us as we examine Romans 2:17-29. Religion can't save anyone but Christ can and will when we trust in Him alone. The topic this Sunday, as we continue our study in Romans, is Religion can't save you. We will be looking at Romans 2:17-29 and hear Paul warn us all, especially Christians, that religion can't save anyone. It never has, nor will it ever save even one soul. So why warn religious people? Paul's message in Romans 2:17-29 answers: because they need saved like everyone else. So if you call yourself a Christian and since Christianity is a religion maybe you should make sure to join us as we examine Romans 2:17-29. Religion can't save anyone but Christ can and will when we trust in Him alone. Myron Vierra Our Sunday morning study in Romans this summer is re-starting with the return of Pastor Myron from Thailand. This Sunday we will be looking at Romans 2:1-16. It's a study in the danger of judging others. Paul is warning those who judge others that they are without excuse for judging and being judgmental maybe a sign of a greater issue that relates to our salvation. This important study in Romans helps us all to return to the simple Gospel of Jesus Christ. Join us on Sunday mornings as we explore the Simple Tension of the Christian message and it's life-style. 00:06:01 Sun, 01 Jun 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-93405-1.mp3 Judge,Salvation Our Sunday morning study in Romans this summer is re-starting with the return of Pastor Myron from Thailand. This Sunday we will be looking at Romans 2:1-16. It's a study in the danger of judging others. Paul is warning those who judge others that they are without excuse for judging and being judgmental maybe a sign of a greater issue that relates to our salvation. This important study in Romans helps us all to return to the simple Gospel of Jesus Christ. Join us on Sunday mornings as we explore the Simple Tension of the Christian message and it's life-style. Our Sunday morning study in Romans this summer is re-starting with the return of Pastor Myron from Thailand. This Sunday we will be looking at Romans 2:1-16. It's a study in the danger of judging others. Paul is warning those who judge others that they are without excuse for judging and being judgmental maybe a sign of a greater issue that relates to our salvation. This important study in Romans helps us all to return to the simple Gospel of Jesus Christ. Join us on Sunday mornings as we explore the Simple Tension of the Christian message and it's life-style. Thailand Video report to Living Hope church service May 25th. Our Team is back and they have given a video report. The completed video report will be made into CDs for the church members. 00:35:35 Sun, 25 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-91526-1.mp3 Thailand Thailand Video report to Living Hope church service May 25th. Our Team is back and they have given a video report. The completed video report will be made into CDs for the church members. Thailand Video report to Living Hope church service May 25th. Our Team is back and they have given a video report. The completed video report will be made into CDs for the church members. Sun, 25 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Thailand Video report to Living Hope church service May 25th. Our Team is back and they have given a video report. The completed video report will be made into CDs for the church members. Thailand Video report to Living Hope church service May 25th. Our Team is back and they have given a video report. The completed video report will be made into CDs for the church members. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-91526-3.mp4 Thailand Thailand Video report to Living Hope church service May 25th. Our Team is back and they have given a video report. The completed video report will be made into CDs for the church members. Myron Vierra We are in Chiangmai today for some down time. 00:03:06 Sun, 18 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-89998-1.mp3 update We are in Chiangmai today for some down time. We are in Chiangmai today for some down time. Wed, 14 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Greetings from Thailand. Greetings from Thailand. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-87672-3.mp4 Thailand We are in Chiangmai today for some down time. Myron Vierra Today we will examine the bad news about our human race. Paul first gave the good news, but he wants us to understand that as humans we have a problem. Our hearts are sinful. Join us for an honest look at our human condition. Sometimes we have to hear the bad news before we can hear the good news. 00:52:46 Sun, 04 May 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-86866-1.mp3 sin,guilty Today we will examine the bad news about our human race. Paul first gave the good news, but he wants us to understand that as humans we have a problem. Our hearts are sinful. Join us for an honest look at our human condition. Sometimes we have to hear the bad news before we can hear the good news. Today we will examine the bad news about our human race. Paul first gave the good news, but he wants us to understand that as humans we have a problem. Our hearts are sinful. Join us for an honest look at our human condition. Sometimes we have to hear the bad news before we can hear the good news. Myron Vierra At Living Hope we are involved in a practical and life changing study of one of the most powerful letters written in the New Testament. The series titled, "Simple Tension," is a good phrase to describe what it\'s like to simply stand as a follower of Jesus in the midst of a very complex culture. This letter will challenge your beliefs, assumptions, and strengthen your faith in the simple Gospel message of Jesus Christ. It will help you to stand firm in a world of little faith and few beliefs. 00:45:14 Sun, 27 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-84807-1.mp3 Good,News At Living Hope we are involved in a practical and life changing study of one of the most powerful letters written in the New Testament. The series titled, "Simple Tension," is a good phrase to describe what it\'s like to simply stand as a follower of Jesus in the midst of a very complex culture. This letter will challenge your beliefs, assumptions, and strengthen your faith in the simple Gospel message of Jesus Christ. It will help you to stand firm in a world of little faith and few beliefs. At Living Hope we are involved in a practical and life changing study of one of the most powerful letters written in the New Testament. The series titled, "Simple Tension," is a good phrase to describe what it\'s like to simply stand as a follower of Jesus in the midst of a very complex culture. This letter will challenge your beliefs, assumptions, and strengthen your faith in the simple Gospel message of Jesus Christ. It will help you to stand firm in a world of little faith and few beliefs. Myron Vierra Pastor Myron begins a study in one of the most powerful letters written in the New Testament. The series titled, "Simple Tension," is a good phrase to describe what it\'s like to simply stand as a follower of Jesus in the midst of a very complex culture. This letter will challenge your beliefs, assumptions, and strengthen your faith in the simple Gospel message of Jesus Christ. Join the exploration of Romans. 00:41:22 Sun, 20 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-82270-1.mp3 Romans Pastor Myron begins a study in one of the most powerful letters written in the New Testament. The series titled, "Simple Tension," is a good phrase to describe what it\'s like to simply stand as a follower of Jesus in the midst of a very complex culture. This letter will challenge your beliefs, assumptions, and strengthen your faith in the simple Gospel message of Jesus Christ. Join the exploration of Romans. Pastor Myron begins a study in one of the most powerful letters written in the New Testament. The series titled, "Simple Tension," is a good phrase to describe what it\'s like to simply stand as a follower of Jesus in the midst of a very complex culture. This letter will challenge your beliefs, assumptions, and strengthen your faith in the simple Gospel message of Jesus Christ. Join the exploration of Romans. Myron Vierra We are bringing to a close our study on John 3:16, We will look at the last phrase "Shall not perish but have eternal life. "This message is called "The Last Word on Life." We will look at what happens after we die and how through Christ, God takes the guess work out of our life for every thing. 00:44:38 Sun, 06 Apr 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-78749-1.mp3 perishing,eternal,life We are bringing to a close our study on John 3:16, We will look at the last phrase "Shall not perish but have eternal life. "This message is called "The Last Word on Life." We will look at what happens after we die and how through Christ, God takes the guess work out of our life for every thing. We are bringing to a close our study on John 3:16, We will look at the last phrase "Shall not perish but have eternal life. "This message is called "The Last Word on Life." We will look at what happens after we die and how through Christ, God takes the guess work out of our life for every thing. Myron Vierra We are continuing our close examination of John 3:16 by looking at the phrase "whoever believes in him." Did you know that God has a very clear policy in regards to salvation? It\'s call the "The Whoever Policy." We will examine its implication for us as Christians and non-Christians alike. Make sure you finish reading your 40 Days booklet. 00:40:47 Sun, 30 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-76073-1.mp3 Whoever,believes,in,him We are continuing our close examination of John 3:16 by looking at the phrase "whoever believes in him." Did you know that God has a very clear policy in regards to salvation? It\'s call the "The Whoever Policy." We will examine its implication for us as Christians and non-Christians alike. Make sure you finish reading your 40 Days booklet. We are continuing our close examination of John 3:16 by looking at the phrase "whoever believes in him." Did you know that God has a very clear policy in regards to salvation? It\'s call the "The Whoever Policy." We will examine its implication for us as Christians and non-Christians alike. Make sure you finish reading your 40 Days booklet. Sun, 30 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra We are continuing our close examination of John 3:16 by looking at the phrase "whoever believes in him." Did you know that God has a very clear policy in regards to salvation? It\'s call the "The Whoever Policy." We will examine its implication for us as Christians and non-Christians alike. Make sure you finish reading your 40 Days booklet. We are continuing our close examination of John 3:16 by looking at the phrase "whoever believes in him." Did you know that God has a very clear policy in regards to salvation? It\'s call the "The Whoever Policy." We will examine its implication for us as Christians and non-Christians alike. Make sure you finish reading your 40 Days booklet. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-76073-3.mp4 Whoever,believes,in,him We are continuing our close examination of John 3:16 by looking at the phrase "whoever believes in him." Did you know that God has a very clear policy in regards to salvation? It\'s call the "The Whoever Policy." We will examine its implication for us as Christians and non-Christians alike. Make sure you finish reading your 40 Days booklet. Myron Vierra This Easter we will continue to look at the Numbers of Hope - John 3:16. We will focus on the son that was given by God, "His One and Only Son." We will offer a special celebration and presentation of the Easter message in song, drama, and worship. 00:44:34 Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-74052-1.mp3 Jesus,Hope,Easter This Easter we will continue to look at the Numbers of Hope - John 3:16. We will focus on the son that was given by God, "His One and Only Son." We will offer a special celebration and presentation of the Easter message in song, drama, and worship. This Easter we will continue to look at the Numbers of Hope - John 3:16. We will focus on the son that was given by God, "His One and Only Son." We will offer a special celebration and presentation of the Easter message in song, drama, and worship. Sun, 23 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra This Easter we will continue to look at the Numbers of Hope - John 3:16. We will focus on the son that was given by God, "His One and Only Son." We will offer a special celebration and presentation of the Easter message in song, drama, and worship. This Easter we will continue to look at the Numbers of Hope - John 3:16. We will focus on the son that was given by God, "His One and Only Son." We will offer a special celebration and presentation of the Easter message in song, drama, and worship. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-74052-3.mp4 Jesus,Hope,Easter This Easter we will continue to look at the Numbers of Hope - John 3:16. We will focus on the son that was given by God, "His One and Only Son." We will offer a special celebration and presentation of the Easter message in song, drama, and worship. Myron Vierra Good Friday message of the cross of Jesus Christ and the hope it offers us all. 00:21:59 Fri, 21 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-74825-1.mp3 Jesus,Cross,Love,Forgiven Good Friday message of the cross of Jesus Christ and the hope it offers us all. Good Friday message of the cross of Jesus Christ and the hope it offers us all. Myron Vierra Join Pastor Myron as he unpacks the message of John 3:16, Phrase by phrase this Easter Season. A twenty-six-word parade of Hope: beginning with God and ending with life and urging us to do the same. If you know nothing of the Bible, start here. If you know everything in the Bible, return here. This study of 3:16 will bring personal renewal for the believer and a fresh exploration of the heart of the Easter message of Hope. Our Easter celebration will start with a Palm Sunday celebration and examine the phrase in John 3:16 "No One Like HIM" - "God So Loved the world". Please invite your friends this Easter season and seek in your own life to renew your hearts by reading through the 40 Days of devotional, "God So Loved." If you haven\'t got one yet, please get your copy today at the Guest Center. 00:39:56 Sun, 16 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-72161-1.mp3 god,love Join Pastor Myron as he unpacks the message of John 3:16, Phrase by phrase this Easter Season. A twenty-six-word parade of Hope: beginning with God and ending with life and urging us to do the same. If you know nothing of the Bible, start here. If you know everything in the Bible, return here. This study of 3:16 will bring personal renewal for the believer and a fresh exploration of the heart of the Easter message of Hope. Our Easter celebration will start with a Palm Sunday celebration and examine the phrase in John 3:16 "No One Like HIM" - "God So Loved the world". Please invite your friends this Easter season and seek in your own life to renew your hearts by reading through the 40 Days of devotional, "God So Loved." If you haven\'t got one yet, please get your copy today at the Guest Center. Join Pastor Myron as he unpacks the message of John 3:16, Phrase by phrase this Easter Season. A twenty-six-word parade of Hope: beginning with God and ending with life and urging us to do the same. If you know nothing of the Bible, start here. If you know everything in the Bible, return here. This study of 3:16 will bring personal renewal for the believer and a fresh exploration of the heart of the Easter message of Hope. Our Easter celebration will start with a Palm Sunday celebration and examine the phrase in John 3:16 "No One Like HIM" - "God So Loved the world". Please invite your friends this Easter season and seek in your own life to renew your hearts by reading through the 40 Days of devotional, "God So Loved." If you haven\'t got one yet, please get your copy today at the Guest Center. Sun, 16 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Join Pastor Myron as he unpacks the message of John 3:16, Phrase by phrase this Easter Season. A twenty-six-word parade of Hope: beginning with God and ending with life and urging us to do the same. If you know nothing of the Bible, start here. If you know everything in the Bible, return here. This study of 3:16 will bring personal renewal for the believer and a fresh exploration of the heart of the Easter message of Hope. Our Easter celebration will start with a Palm Sunday celebration and examine the phrase in John 3:16 "No One Like HIM" - "God So Loved the world". Please invite your friends this Easter season and seek in your own life to renew your hearts by reading through the 40 Days of devotional, "God So Loved." If you haven\'t got one yet, please get your copy today at the Guest Center. Join Pastor Myron as he unpacks the message of John 3:16, Phrase by phrase this Easter Season. A twenty-six-word parade of Hope: beginning with God and ending with life and urging us to do the same. If you know nothing of the Bible, start here. If you know everything in the Bible, return here. This study of 3:16 will bring personal renewal for the believer and a fresh exploration of the heart of the Easter message of Hope. Our Easter celebration will start with a Palm Sunday celebration and examine the phrase in John 3:16 "No One Like HIM" - "God So Loved the world". Please invite your friends this Easter season and seek in your own life to renew your hearts by reading through the 40 Days of devotional, "God So Loved." If you haven\'t got one yet, please get your copy today at the Guest Center. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-72161-3.mp4 god,love Join Pastor Myron as he unpacks the message of John 3:16, Phrase by phrase this Easter Season. A twenty-six-word parade of Hope: beginning with God and ending with life and urging us to do the same. If you know nothing of the Bible, start here. If you know everything in the Bible, return here. This study of 3:16 will bring personal renewal for the believer and a fresh exploration of the heart of the Easter message of Hope. Our Easter celebration will start with a Palm Sunday celebration and examine the phrase in John 3:16 "No One Like HIM" - "God So Loved the world". Please invite your friends this Easter season and seek in your own life to renew your hearts by reading through the 40 Days of devotional, "God So Loved." If you haven\'t got one yet, please get your copy today at the Guest Center. Myron Vierra Mar 2 Is it possible to ever really feel safe anymore? Even with increased airport security, high tech home alarm systems, heightened alert by the military, and a 24-hour police presence, the threats to your personal security seem to be never ending. The state of Washington has the highest percentage of identity theft in our nation, what is a person to do? Next Sunday Pastor Myron reminds us from the life of one of God\'s greatest prophets, Elisha, that God\'s heavenly protection is far greater than any earthly threat. Join us for a close look at the subject of uncertainty and how God can be a place of certainty in an uncertain world. 00:37:50 Sun, 02 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-68695-1.mp3 Certainty Mar 2 Is it possible to ever really feel safe anymore? Even with increased airport security, high tech home alarm systems, heightened alert by the military, and a 24-hour police presence, the threats to your personal security seem to be never ending. The state of Washington has the highest percentage of identity theft in our nation, what is a person to do? Next Sunday Pastor Myron reminds us from the life of one of God\'s greatest prophets, Elisha, that God\'s heavenly protection is far greater than any earthly threat. Join us for a close look at the subject of uncertainty and how God can be a place of certainty in an uncertain world. Mar 2 Is it possible to ever really feel safe anymore? Even with increased airport security, high tech home alarm systems, heightened alert by the military, and a 24-hour police presence, the threats to your personal security seem to be never ending. The state of Washington has the highest percentage of identity theft in our nation, what is a person to do? Next Sunday Pastor Myron reminds us from the life of one of God\'s greatest prophets, Elisha, that God\'s heavenly protection is far greater than any earthly threat. Join us for a close look at the subject of uncertainty and how God can be a place of certainty in an uncertain world. Sun, 02 Mar 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Mar 2 Is it possible to ever really feel safe anymore? Even with increased airport security, high tech home alarm systems, heightened alert by the military, and a 24-hour police presence, the threats to your personal security seem to be never ending. The state of Washington has the highest percentage of identity theft in our nation, what is a person to do? Next Sunday Pastor Myron reminds us from the life of one of God\'s greatest prophets, Elisha, that God\'s heavenly protection is far greater than any earthly threat. Join us for a close look at the subject of uncertainty and how God can be a place of certainty in an uncertain world. Mar 2 Is it possible to ever really feel safe anymore? Even with increased airport security, high tech home alarm systems, heightened alert by the military, and a 24-hour police presence, the threats to your personal security seem to be never ending. The state of Washington has the highest percentage of identity theft in our nation, what is a person to do? Next Sunday Pastor Myron reminds us from the life of one of God\'s greatest prophets, Elisha, that God\'s heavenly protection is far greater than any earthly threat. Join us for a close look at the subject of uncertainty and how God can be a place of certainty in an uncertain world. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-68695-3.mp4 Certainty Mar 2 Is it possible to ever really feel safe anymore? Even with increased airport security, high tech home alarm systems, heightened alert by the military, and a 24-hour police presence, the threats to your personal security seem to be never ending. The state of Washington has the highest percentage of identity theft in our nation, what is a person to do? Next Sunday Pastor Myron reminds us from the life of one of God\'s greatest prophets, Elisha, that God\'s heavenly protection is far greater than any earthly threat. Join us for a close look at the subject of uncertainty and how God can be a place of certainty in an uncertain world. Myron Vierra When it comes to sex, there\'s a dichotomy that trips us up-God says one thing while culture says something completely different. And many people are confused, caught somewhere in the middle. The problem is we don\'t even realize we\'re confused. So is there anything we can do to straighten out the mess? Or are we simply helpless victims of our confusion? In this message, Pastor Myron teaches us that even if we\'ve messed up in the past and found ourselves lost and confused, when we choose to follow God\'s plan for sex, we will discover a life of clarity and purpose in the future. 00:37:24 Sun, 24 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-66936-1.mp3 sex,God,Church When it comes to sex, there\'s a dichotomy that trips us up-God says one thing while culture says something completely different. And many people are confused, caught somewhere in the middle. The problem is we don\'t even realize we\'re confused. So is there anything we can do to straighten out the mess? Or are we simply helpless victims of our confusion? In this message, Pastor Myron teaches us that even if we\'ve messed up in the past and found ourselves lost and confused, when we choose to follow God\'s plan for sex, we will discover a life of clarity and purpose in the future. When it comes to sex, there\'s a dichotomy that trips us up-God says one thing while culture says something completely different. And many people are confused, caught somewhere in the middle. The problem is we don\'t even realize we\'re confused. So is there anything we can do to straighten out the mess? Or are we simply helpless victims of our confusion? In this message, Pastor Myron teaches us that even if we\'ve messed up in the past and found ourselves lost and confused, when we choose to follow God\'s plan for sex, we will discover a life of clarity and purpose in the future. Sun, 24 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0500 What kind of church is Living Hope? What kind of church is Living Hope? http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-66937-3.mp4 Church When it comes to sex, there\'s a dichotomy that trips us up-God says one thing while culture says something completely different. And many people are confused, caught somewhere in the middle. The problem is we don\'t even realize we\'re confused. So is there anything we can do to straighten out the mess? Or are we simply helpless victims of our confusion? In this message, Pastor Myron teaches us that even if we\'ve messed up in the past and found ourselves lost and confused, when we choose to follow God\'s plan for sex, we will discover a life of clarity and purpose in the future. Sun, 24 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0500 Youth Mission video Youth Mission video http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-67290-3.mp4 Mission When it comes to sex, there\'s a dichotomy that trips us up-God says one thing while culture says something completely different. And many people are confused, caught somewhere in the middle. The problem is we don\'t even realize we\'re confused. So is there anything we can do to straighten out the mess? Or are we simply helpless victims of our confusion? In this message, Pastor Myron teaches us that even if we\'ve messed up in the past and found ourselves lost and confused, when we choose to follow God\'s plan for sex, we will discover a life of clarity and purpose in the future. Bill Shae Everything around us says sex is nothing more than a physical impulse that we must satisfy in order to experience real freedom. But there are some dangerous things lurking just behind that line of thinking-lust and the dark world of pornography. And when we believe the lies and chase sex outside of God\'s will, we find ourselves leashed to a life of slavery and repression. In this message, Guest speaker Bill Shae, one of the leaders of Homecoming (a recovery ministry for sexual addition) will open God\'s Word and shows us what it takes to turn from the lies, and walk in the real freedom and experience sex the way God designed it. 00:31:10 Sun, 17 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-66068-1.mp3 Freedom,sex Everything around us says sex is nothing more than a physical impulse that we must satisfy in order to experience real freedom. But there are some dangerous things lurking just behind that line of thinking-lust and the dark world of pornography. And when we believe the lies and chase sex outside of God\'s will, we find ourselves leashed to a life of slavery and repression. In this message, Guest speaker Bill Shae, one of the leaders of Homecoming (a recovery ministry for sexual addition) will open God\'s Word and shows us what it takes to turn from the lies, and walk in the real freedom and experience sex the way God designed it. Everything around us says sex is nothing more than a physical impulse that we must satisfy in order to experience real freedom. But there are some dangerous things lurking just behind that line of thinking-lust and the dark world of pornography. And when we believe the lies and chase sex outside of God\'s will, we find ourselves leashed to a life of slavery and repression. In this message, Guest speaker Bill Shae, one of the leaders of Homecoming (a recovery ministry for sexual addition) will open God\'s Word and shows us what it takes to turn from the lies, and walk in the real freedom and experience sex the way God designed it. Myron Vierra "Sex - in God\'s Place." Good or bad, right or wrong, the word sex conjures up a variety of images and ideas but are those images and ideas the right ones? Or have we missed the larger picture of what sex and sexuality are designed to be? In this message, Pastor Myron shows us that when we learn to associate it with the right things, sex and our sexuality take on a new level of meaning and influence in our lives. And by putting sex in the right place, we can actually experience real freedom and health. Let the Sexual Revelation begin! 00:34:31 Sun, 10 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-64035-1.mp3 sex,God,direction "Sex - in God\'s Place." Good or bad, right or wrong, the word sex conjures up a variety of images and ideas but are those images and ideas the right ones? Or have we missed the larger picture of what sex and sexuality are designed to be? In this message, Pastor Myron shows us that when we learn to associate it with the right things, sex and our sexuality take on a new level of meaning and influence in our lives. And by putting sex in the right place, we can actually experience real freedom and health. Let the Sexual Revelation begin! "Sex - in God\'s Place." Good or bad, right or wrong, the word sex conjures up a variety of images and ideas but are those images and ideas the right ones? Or have we missed the larger picture of what sex and sexuality are designed to be? In this message, Pastor Myron shows us that when we learn to associate it with the right things, sex and our sexuality take on a new level of meaning and influence in our lives. And by putting sex in the right place, we can actually experience real freedom and health. Let the Sexual Revelation begin! Myron Vierra We have already experienced a Sexual Revolution, what we need now is a sexual revelation from God to help us straighten out one of the most befuddled areas of our human life. We act more like animals than moral human beings when it comes to this area of our lives. We all think about it, but where do we get most of our ideas about sex and sexuality from? Many of us even convince ourselves that we\'ve got it all figured out. But that mentality has deprived us all of something basic in our lives-our humanity. Sex is multifaceted according to God\'s revelation. It\'s more complex than we like to admit. And in this message, we learn to look at sex from a new perspective and strip it down to what it really is-a gift from God. Isn\'t it about time we start listing to the one who created sex? Starting in February we will begin a four part series of messages on the subject of sex. Get ready for a sexual revelation! See you in church! 00:49:03 Sat, 02 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-62293-1.mp3 Sex,Revelation We have already experienced a Sexual Revolution, what we need now is a sexual revelation from God to help us straighten out one of the most befuddled areas of our human life. We act more like animals than moral human beings when it comes to this area of our lives. We all think about it, but where do we get most of our ideas about sex and sexuality from? Many of us even convince ourselves that we\'ve got it all figured out. But that mentality has deprived us all of something basic in our lives-our humanity. Sex is multifaceted according to God\'s revelation. It\'s more complex than we like to admit. And in this message, we learn to look at sex from a new perspective and strip it down to what it really is-a gift from God. Isn\'t it about time we start listing to the one who created sex? Starting in February we will begin a four part series of messages on the subject of sex. Get ready for a sexual revelation! See you in church! We have already experienced a Sexual Revolution, what we need now is a sexual revelation from God to help us straighten out one of the most befuddled areas of our human life. We act more like animals than moral human beings when it comes to this area of our lives. We all think about it, but where do we get most of our ideas about sex and sexuality from? Many of us even convince ourselves that we\'ve got it all figured out. But that mentality has deprived us all of something basic in our lives-our humanity. Sex is multifaceted according to God\'s revelation. It\'s more complex than we like to admit. And in this message, we learn to look at sex from a new perspective and strip it down to what it really is-a gift from God. Isn\'t it about time we start listing to the one who created sex? Starting in February we will begin a four part series of messages on the subject of sex. Get ready for a sexual revelation! See you in church! Fri, 01 Feb 2008 00:00:00 -0500 A look at all that we did as a church family in 2007. A look at all that we did as a church family in 2007. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-62214-3.mp4 2007 We have already experienced a Sexual Revolution, what we need now is a sexual revelation from God to help us straighten out one of the most befuddled areas of our human life. We act more like animals than moral human beings when it comes to this area of our lives. We all think about it, but where do we get most of our ideas about sex and sexuality from? Many of us even convince ourselves that we\'ve got it all figured out. But that mentality has deprived us all of something basic in our lives-our humanity. Sex is multifaceted according to God\'s revelation. It\'s more complex than we like to admit. And in this message, we learn to look at sex from a new perspective and strip it down to what it really is-a gift from God. Isn\'t it about time we start listing to the one who created sex? Starting in February we will begin a four part series of messages on the subject of sex. Get ready for a sexual revelation! See you in church! Bob Shepard The Executive Director of Serve Wenatchee Valley, Rev. Bob Shepard is our speaker. 31:43 Tue, 29 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-61720-1.mp3 Grace The Executive Director of Serve Wenatchee Valley, Rev. Bob Shepard is our speaker. The Executive Director of Serve Wenatchee Valley, Rev. Bob Shepard is our speaker. Myron Vierra You and I weren\'t put here just to take up space, consume and get a free ride through life. You were put here to serve God and the way you serve God is by serving other people. How do you do that? Its really very easygive what you got! No more and no less. Now, some people want to serve God; they just don\'t want to serve others. But you can\'t do that. The only way you can serve God is by serving others. You serve God by serving others. We follow a servant king, how can we not answer his call to serve one another! Join us next Sunday when Pastor Myron takes up one of the most important issues facing the Church, service. 44:20 Sun, 20 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-59296-1.mp3 Servant You and I weren\'t put here just to take up space, consume and get a free ride through life. You were put here to serve God and the way you serve God is by serving other people. How do you do that? Its really very easygive what you got! No more and no less. Now, some people want to serve God; they just don\'t want to serve others. But you can\'t do that. The only way you can serve God is by serving others. You serve God by serving others. We follow a servant king, how can we not answer his call to serve one another! Join us next Sunday when Pastor Myron takes up one of the most important issues facing the Church, service. You and I weren\'t put here just to take up space, consume and get a free ride through life. You were put here to serve God and the way you serve God is by serving other people. How do you do that? Its really very easygive what you got! No more and no less. Now, some people want to serve God; they just don\'t want to serve others. But you can\'t do that. The only way you can serve God is by serving others. You serve God by serving others. We follow a servant king, how can we not answer his call to serve one another! Join us next Sunday when Pastor Myron takes up one of the most important issues facing the Church, service. Myron Vierra Everything we have belongs to God. And he expects us to use what we have to influence our world for good. As we begin 2008 we need to ask ourselves and the Lord how can we use what we have to bless him; others; and our world. Many of us think we don\'t have much or that what we have can\'t be used to bless our world. God can use what we have to bless and influence our family, neighbors, work place, and our world for his good. So what do you have that God would like to use? And are you willing in 2008 to give him what you have? Pastor Myron starts a new series of messages entitled "Using What You\'ve Got." It is a practical series of messages to encourage us to be positive influences in our life for 2008 and beyond. See you in Church! 44:31 Sun, 13 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-57476-1.mp3 Trust,Faith Everything we have belongs to God. And he expects us to use what we have to influence our world for good. As we begin 2008 we need to ask ourselves and the Lord how can we use what we have to bless him; others; and our world. Many of us think we don\'t have much or that what we have can\'t be used to bless our world. God can use what we have to bless and influence our family, neighbors, work place, and our world for his good. So what do you have that God would like to use? And are you willing in 2008 to give him what you have? Pastor Myron starts a new series of messages entitled "Using What You\'ve Got." It is a practical series of messages to encourage us to be positive influences in our life for 2008 and beyond. See you in Church! Everything we have belongs to God. And he expects us to use what we have to influence our world for good. As we begin 2008 we need to ask ourselves and the Lord how can we use what we have to bless him; others; and our world. Many of us think we don\'t have much or that what we have can\'t be used to bless our world. God can use what we have to bless and influence our family, neighbors, work place, and our world for his good. So what do you have that God would like to use? And are you willing in 2008 to give him what you have? Pastor Myron starts a new series of messages entitled "Using What You\'ve Got." It is a practical series of messages to encourage us to be positive influences in our life for 2008 and beyond. See you in Church! Myron Vierra Everything we have belongs to God. And he expects us to use what we have to influence our world for good. As we begin 2008 we need to ask ourselves and the Lord how can we use what we have to bless him; others; and our world. Many of us think we don\'t have much or that what we have can\'t be used to bless our world. God can use what we have to bless and influence our family, neighbors, work place, and our world for his good. So what do you have that God would like to use? And are you willing in 2008 to give him what you have? Pastor Myron starts a new series of messages entitled "Using What You\'ve Got." It is a practical series of messages to encourage us to be positive influences in our life for 2008 and beyond. 53:34 Sun, 06 Jan 2008 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-56020-1.mp3 Giving Everything we have belongs to God. And he expects us to use what we have to influence our world for good. As we begin 2008 we need to ask ourselves and the Lord how can we use what we have to bless him; others; and our world. Many of us think we don\'t have much or that what we have can\'t be used to bless our world. God can use what we have to bless and influence our family, neighbors, work place, and our world for his good. So what do you have that God would like to use? And are you willing in 2008 to give him what you have? Pastor Myron starts a new series of messages entitled "Using What You\'ve Got." It is a practical series of messages to encourage us to be positive influences in our life for 2008 and beyond. Everything we have belongs to God. And he expects us to use what we have to influence our world for good. As we begin 2008 we need to ask ourselves and the Lord how can we use what we have to bless him; others; and our world. Many of us think we don\'t have much or that what we have can\'t be used to bless our world. God can use what we have to bless and influence our family, neighbors, work place, and our world for his good. So what do you have that God would like to use? And are you willing in 2008 to give him what you have? Pastor Myron starts a new series of messages entitled "Using What You\'ve Got." It is a practical series of messages to encourage us to be positive influences in our life for 2008 and beyond. Myron Vierra This Sunday we will bring to a close our study in Colossians. The subject is how do we live the Christian life? What difference does having Christ in our life practically make in our daily life? How does " Christ in us" help in our marriage, rising kids and in our jobs? 56:16 Sun, 30 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-55203-1.mp3 Living,Christ This Sunday we will bring to a close our study in Colossians. The subject is how do we live the Christian life? What difference does having Christ in our life practically make in our daily life? How does " Christ in us" help in our marriage, rising kids and in our jobs? This Sunday we will bring to a close our study in Colossians. The subject is how do we live the Christian life? What difference does having Christ in our life practically make in our daily life? How does " Christ in us" help in our marriage, rising kids and in our jobs? Sun, 30 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra This Sunday we will bring to a close our study in Colossians. The subject is how do we live the Christian life? What difference does having Christ in our life practically make in our daily life? How does " Christ in us" help in our marriage, rising kids and in our jobs? This Sunday we will bring to a close our study in Colossians. The subject is how do we live the Christian life? What difference does having Christ in our life practically make in our daily life? How does " Christ in us" help in our marriage, rising kids and in our jobs? http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-55203-3.mp4 Living,Christ This Sunday we will bring to a close our study in Colossians. The subject is how do we live the Christian life? What difference does having Christ in our life practically make in our daily life? How does " Christ in us" help in our marriage, rising kids and in our jobs? Myron Vierra We will also take a look at the Manger of Jesus Christ once again. A king in a manger? Unusual. But the King of kings in a manger? Miraculous. This Christmas, Pastor Myron will share a powerful reminder of how the Manger of Christ confronts us all and invites us to enter into a life changing relationship. 41:47 Sun, 23 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-53729-1.mp3 Jesus,Christmas We will also take a look at the Manger of Jesus Christ once again. A king in a manger? Unusual. But the King of kings in a manger? Miraculous. This Christmas, Pastor Myron will share a powerful reminder of how the Manger of Christ confronts us all and invites us to enter into a life changing relationship. We will also take a look at the Manger of Jesus Christ once again. A king in a manger? Unusual. But the King of kings in a manger? Miraculous. This Christmas, Pastor Myron will share a powerful reminder of how the Manger of Christ confronts us all and invites us to enter into a life changing relationship. Sat, 22 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Free Concert - Saturday December 22, 7:00PM at Living Hope Community Church. Free Concert - Saturday December 22, 7:00PM at Living Hope Community Church. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-50937-3.mp4 Concert We will also take a look at the Manger of Jesus Christ once again. A king in a manger? Unusual. But the King of kings in a manger? Miraculous. This Christmas, Pastor Myron will share a powerful reminder of how the Manger of Christ confronts us all and invites us to enter into a life changing relationship. Myron Vierra Guided by a star, wise men sought a king. And what has become the most renowned search of all time culminated at a most unexpected place. Their search and what they did at the Manger is a lesson for us all. 34:05 Tue, 18 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-53163-1.mp3 Wiseman,Christmas Guided by a star, wise men sought a king. And what has become the most renowned search of all time culminated at a most unexpected place. Their search and what they did at the Manger is a lesson for us all. Guided by a star, wise men sought a king. And what has become the most renowned search of all time culminated at a most unexpected place. Their search and what they did at the Manger is a lesson for us all. Tue, 18 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Guided by a star, wise men sought a king. And what has become the most renowned search of all time culminated at a most unexpected place. Their search and what they did at the Manger is a lesson for us all. Guided by a star, wise men sought a king. And what has become the most renowned search of all time culminated at a most unexpected place. Their search and what they did at the Manger is a lesson for us all. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-53163-3.mp4 Wiseman,Christmas Guided by a star, wise men sought a king. And what has become the most renowned search of all time culminated at a most unexpected place. Their search and what they did at the Manger is a lesson for us all. Myron Vierra The Manger of Christ is a polarizing force. When we focus our attention to Christ in the Manger and stand by it, we have a critical choice to make. In this second message of Advent Pastor Myron relates the reaction of a Roman king, who was confronted by the Manger over 2000 years ago, with our own lives today. 51:23 Sun, 09 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-51778-1.mp3 Control,Power,Jesus,Christ The Manger of Christ is a polarizing force. When we focus our attention to Christ in the Manger and stand by it, we have a critical choice to make. In this second message of Advent Pastor Myron relates the reaction of a Roman king, who was confronted by the Manger over 2000 years ago, with our own lives today. The Manger of Christ is a polarizing force. When we focus our attention to Christ in the Manger and stand by it, we have a critical choice to make. In this second message of Advent Pastor Myron relates the reaction of a Roman king, who was confronted by the Manger over 2000 years ago, with our own lives today. Myron Vierra Threatened by a Roman king, sought by wise men from the east, and occupied by the King of Kings. The Manger of Jesus Christ confronts us all. When we look at the Manger of Jesus during Christmas it is always a scene of peace. Yet it is this Manger and the person in it that has caused more conflict, debate, and division in our world. Many want to make the Manger just a part of an old Christmas story and nothing more. It is this Manger and the person in it that forces us all to make a very critical choice in life. Join us at Living Hope this Christmas season for an honest look at the Manger of Jesus and the critical choice it forces upon us all. It's not a peaceful scene, abut a place of great choice. 45:16 Sun, 02 Dec 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-49828-1.mp3 Manger,Jesus,Christianity,Christmas Threatened by a Roman king, sought by wise men from the east, and occupied by the King of Kings. The Manger of Jesus Christ confronts us all. When we look at the Manger of Jesus during Christmas it is always a scene of peace. Yet it is this Manger and the person in it that has caused more conflict, debate, and division in our world. Many want to make the Manger just a part of an old Christmas story and nothing more. It is this Manger and the person in it that forces us all to make a very critical choice in life. Join us at Living Hope this Christmas season for an honest look at the Manger of Jesus and the critical choice it forces upon us all. It's not a peaceful scene, abut a place of great choice. Threatened by a Roman king, sought by wise men from the east, and occupied by the King of Kings. The Manger of Jesus Christ confronts us all. When we look at the Manger of Jesus during Christmas it is always a scene of peace. Yet it is this Manger and the person in it that has caused more conflict, debate, and division in our world. Many want to make the Manger just a part of an old Christmas story and nothing more. It is this Manger and the person in it that forces us all to make a very critical choice in life. Join us at Living Hope this Christmas season for an honest look at the Manger of Jesus and the critical choice it forces upon us all. It's not a peaceful scene, abut a place of great choice. Rev. Bob Bauer Bob Bauer is our speaker this Sunday at Living Hope. He has spoken at our church service before and God has used him in powerful ways. His message is entitled" Marching Forward." 40:34 Sun, 25 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-49509-1.mp3 Christian Bob Bauer is our speaker this Sunday at Living Hope. He has spoken at our church service before and God has used him in powerful ways. His message is entitled" Marching Forward." Bob Bauer is our speaker this Sunday at Living Hope. He has spoken at our church service before and God has used him in powerful ways. His message is entitled" Marching Forward." Myron Vierra Are you living in the new life Christ offers to all who believe and trust in him? Far too many Christian today just believe but never move into all the benefits of being in Christ Jesus. Paul in the third Chapter of Colossian helps us to start living a life truly free in Christ. He offers practical guidance in developing a life in Christ. He invited us not to settle for belief only, but leads us toward living a new kind of life here and now. Join us at Living Hope this Sunday and experience the new life that is ours in Christ Jesus. 57:32 Sun, 18 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-46444-1.mp3 New,life Are you living in the new life Christ offers to all who believe and trust in him? Far too many Christian today just believe but never move into all the benefits of being in Christ Jesus. Paul in the third Chapter of Colossian helps us to start living a life truly free in Christ. He offers practical guidance in developing a life in Christ. He invited us not to settle for belief only, but leads us toward living a new kind of life here and now. Join us at Living Hope this Sunday and experience the new life that is ours in Christ Jesus. Are you living in the new life Christ offers to all who believe and trust in him? Far too many Christian today just believe but never move into all the benefits of being in Christ Jesus. Paul in the third Chapter of Colossian helps us to start living a life truly free in Christ. He offers practical guidance in developing a life in Christ. He invited us not to settle for belief only, but leads us toward living a new kind of life here and now. Join us at Living Hope this Sunday and experience the new life that is ours in Christ Jesus. Are you watching where you walk? Are you careful what you let into your mind? Do you examine closely what you believe? This week at Living Hope, Pastor Myron will be looking at Colossians 2:6-23. In this passage the Apostle Paul is encouraging the Christian he is writing to to beware. We live in a world with many different beliefs and they're not all right and they don't always lead to happiness. Paul offers a look at a few common beliefs of the world and how we are to make sure we don't fall and miss everything God is offering in Christ Jesus. Are you watching your steps in Christ? Need to get refocused? 52:02 Tue, 06 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-44614-1.mp3 Beware! Are you watching where you walk? Are you careful what you let into your mind? Do you examine closely what you believe? This week at Living Hope, Pastor Myron will be looking at Colossians 2:6-23. In this passage the Apostle Paul is encouraging the Christian he is writing to to beware. We live in a world with many different beliefs and they're not all right and they don't always lead to happiness. Paul offers a look at a few common beliefs of the world and how we are to make sure we don't fall and miss everything God is offering in Christ Jesus. Are you watching your steps in Christ? Need to get refocused? Are you watching where you walk? Are you careful what you let into your mind? Do you examine closely what you believe? This week at Living Hope, Pastor Myron will be looking at Colossians 2:6-23. In this passage the Apostle Paul is encouraging the Christian he is writing to to beware. We live in a world with many different beliefs and they're not all right and they don't always lead to happiness. Paul offers a look at a few common beliefs of the world and how we are to make sure we don't fall and miss everything God is offering in Christ Jesus. Are you watching your steps in Christ? Need to get refocused? Myron Vierra Most Christians in our churches understand that Christ died for the forgiveness of their sins---they believed that and came to Christ because of that---but that is where most of them stop. To most being a Christian is about getting saved. That is very important, but is just the starting point of a great journey. And if you stop there you end up with half a truth. Paul shares with the Colossian Christians how true freedom in one\'s life is reached in Christ. This is the great mystery. It is his life in us that is the source of true life, power, change and deliverance, and the ability to resist temptation. It is not enough to know that Christ died in order that we might go to heaven. We are also to know, understand, and practice Christ actually living in us now! That is surely the most astounding truth in the Bible. As Paul declares in Colossians, it is a mystery that "has been kept hidden for ages and generations, but is now disclosed to his saints." This Sunday at Living Hope we are going to take a long and deep look into this Great Mystery. 42:29 Sun, 04 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-43827-1.mp3 In,Christ Most Christians in our churches understand that Christ died for the forgiveness of their sins---they believed that and came to Christ because of that---but that is where most of them stop. To most being a Christian is about getting saved. That is very important, but is just the starting point of a great journey. And if you stop there you end up with half a truth. Paul shares with the Colossian Christians how true freedom in one\'s life is reached in Christ. This is the great mystery. It is his life in us that is the source of true life, power, change and deliverance, and the ability to resist temptation. It is not enough to know that Christ died in order that we might go to heaven. We are also to know, understand, and practice Christ actually living in us now! That is surely the most astounding truth in the Bible. As Paul declares in Colossians, it is a mystery that "has been kept hidden for ages and generations, but is now disclosed to his saints." This Sunday at Living Hope we are going to take a long and deep look into this Great Mystery. Most Christians in our churches understand that Christ died for the forgiveness of their sins---they believed that and came to Christ because of that---but that is where most of them stop. To most being a Christian is about getting saved. That is very important, but is just the starting point of a great journey. And if you stop there you end up with half a truth. Paul shares with the Colossian Christians how true freedom in one\'s life is reached in Christ. This is the great mystery. It is his life in us that is the source of true life, power, change and deliverance, and the ability to resist temptation. It is not enough to know that Christ died in order that we might go to heaven. We are also to know, understand, and practice Christ actually living in us now! That is surely the most astounding truth in the Bible. As Paul declares in Colossians, it is a mystery that "has been kept hidden for ages and generations, but is now disclosed to his saints." This Sunday at Living Hope we are going to take a long and deep look into this Great Mystery. Sun, 04 Nov 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Most Christians in our churches understand that Christ died for the forgiveness of their sins---they believed that and came to Christ because of that---but that is where most of them stop. To most being a Christian is about getting saved. That is very important, but is just the starting point of a great journey. And if you stop there you end up with half a truth. Paul shares with the Colossian Christians how true freedom in one\'s life is reached in Christ. This is the great mystery. It is his life in us that is the source of true life, power, change and deliverance, and the ability to resist temptation. It is not enough to know that Christ died in order that we might go to heaven. We are also to know, understand, and practice Christ actually living in us now! That is surely the most astounding truth in the Bible. As Paul declares in Colossians, it is a mystery that "has been kept hidden for ages and generations, but is now disclosed to his saints." This Sunday at Living Hope we are going to take a long and deep look into this Great Mystery. Most Christians in our churches understand that Christ died for the forgiveness of their sins---they believed that and came to Christ because of that---but that is where most of them stop. To most being a Christian is about getting saved. That is very important, but is just the starting point of a great journey. And if you stop there you end up with half a truth. Paul shares with the Colossian Christians how true freedom in one\'s life is reached in Christ. This is the great mystery. It is his life in us that is the source of true life, power, change and deliverance, and the ability to resist temptation. It is not enough to know that Christ died in order that we might go to heaven. We are also to know, understand, and practice Christ actually living in us now! That is surely the most astounding truth in the Bible. As Paul declares in Colossians, it is a mystery that "has been kept hidden for ages and generations, but is now disclosed to his saints." This Sunday at Living Hope we are going to take a long and deep look into this Great Mystery. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-43827-3.mp4 In,Christ Most Christians in our churches understand that Christ died for the forgiveness of their sins---they believed that and came to Christ because of that---but that is where most of them stop. To most being a Christian is about getting saved. That is very important, but is just the starting point of a great journey. And if you stop there you end up with half a truth. Paul shares with the Colossian Christians how true freedom in one\'s life is reached in Christ. This is the great mystery. It is his life in us that is the source of true life, power, change and deliverance, and the ability to resist temptation. It is not enough to know that Christ died in order that we might go to heaven. We are also to know, understand, and practice Christ actually living in us now! That is surely the most astounding truth in the Bible. As Paul declares in Colossians, it is a mystery that "has been kept hidden for ages and generations, but is now disclosed to his saints." This Sunday at Living Hope we are going to take a long and deep look into this Great Mystery. Myron Vierra When you know and accept who Jesus is you also will understand that he needs to be in first place in your life. This message entitled, "Jesus in First Place" is a powerful reminder of the rightful place that Jesus must have in our life. Where does Jesus belong? In first place in every part of our life. 38:29 Sun, 28 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-43467-1.mp3 Jesus,First,His,nature When you know and accept who Jesus is you also will understand that he needs to be in first place in your life. This message entitled, "Jesus in First Place" is a powerful reminder of the rightful place that Jesus must have in our life. Where does Jesus belong? In first place in every part of our life. When you know and accept who Jesus is you also will understand that he needs to be in first place in your life. This message entitled, "Jesus in First Place" is a powerful reminder of the rightful place that Jesus must have in our life. Where does Jesus belong? In first place in every part of our life. Myron Vierra Everyday in our lives we are making choices. We make some choices that have little effect on our well being. Some of the choices we make change the direction and out come of our life. How does one know how to make the right choice that leads us to a life worth living? This is an important issue we face everyday, ready or not! Ask someone how they make sure they are making wise choices and you will hear many different answers. In fact, in our post-modern world you will receive many different answers and hear many different claims. So how do you know? The letter of Colossians deals with this very issue. The people the Apostle Paul was writing to were facing the very same issues. Our study in Colossian will help us all choose a life worthy of living. 57:54 Sun, 21 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-41698-1.mp3 Growth Everyday in our lives we are making choices. We make some choices that have little effect on our well being. Some of the choices we make change the direction and out come of our life. How does one know how to make the right choice that leads us to a life worth living? This is an important issue we face everyday, ready or not! Ask someone how they make sure they are making wise choices and you will hear many different answers. In fact, in our post-modern world you will receive many different answers and hear many different claims. So how do you know? The letter of Colossians deals with this very issue. The people the Apostle Paul was writing to were facing the very same issues. Our study in Colossian will help us all choose a life worthy of living. Everyday in our lives we are making choices. We make some choices that have little effect on our well being. Some of the choices we make change the direction and out come of our life. How does one know how to make the right choice that leads us to a life worth living? This is an important issue we face everyday, ready or not! Ask someone how they make sure they are making wise choices and you will hear many different answers. In fact, in our post-modern world you will receive many different answers and hear many different claims. So how do you know? The letter of Colossians deals with this very issue. The people the Apostle Paul was writing to were facing the very same issues. Our study in Colossian will help us all choose a life worthy of living. Sun, 21 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Everyday in our lives we are making choices. We make some choices that have little effect on our well being. Some of the choices we make change the direction and out come of our life. How does one know how to make the right choice that leads us to a life worth living? This is an important issue we face everyday, ready or not! Ask someone how they make sure they are making wise choices and you will hear many different answers. In fact, in our post-modern world you will receive many different answers and hear many different claims. So how do you know? The letter of Colossians deals with this very issue. The people the Apostle Paul was writing to were facing the very same issues. Our study in Colossian will help us all choose a life worthy of living. Everyday in our lives we are making choices. We make some choices that have little effect on our well being. Some of the choices we make change the direction and out come of our life. How does one know how to make the right choice that leads us to a life worth living? This is an important issue we face everyday, ready or not! Ask someone how they make sure they are making wise choices and you will hear many different answers. In fact, in our post-modern world you will receive many different answers and hear many different claims. So how do you know? The letter of Colossians deals with this very issue. The people the Apostle Paul was writing to were facing the very same issues. Our study in Colossian will help us all choose a life worthy of living. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-41698-3.mp4 Growth Everyday in our lives we are making choices. We make some choices that have little effect on our well being. Some of the choices we make change the direction and out come of our life. How does one know how to make the right choice that leads us to a life worth living? This is an important issue we face everyday, ready or not! Ask someone how they make sure they are making wise choices and you will hear many different answers. In fact, in our post-modern world you will receive many different answers and hear many different claims. So how do you know? The letter of Colossians deals with this very issue. The people the Apostle Paul was writing to were facing the very same issues. Our study in Colossian will help us all choose a life worthy of living. Rev. Bob Bauer Bob Bauer will be our guest speaker. He comes with sincere humility but also with a great conviction that God is going to bless us with this series of messages. Sunday morning his message will be, "God\'s Passion for Soul Winning," Sunday evening at 6:30pm his message will be, "God\'s Mandate for Soul Winning," and Monday evening at 7pm he will conclude with, "God\'s Method for Soul Winning." Plan to attend the two Sunday worship services and the Monday evening workshop. The Lord will bless you as you commit this time to Him 39:43 Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-39649-1.mp3 christianity Bob Bauer will be our guest speaker. He comes with sincere humility but also with a great conviction that God is going to bless us with this series of messages. Sunday morning his message will be, "God\'s Passion for Soul Winning," Sunday evening at 6:30pm his message will be, "God\'s Mandate for Soul Winning," and Monday evening at 7pm he will conclude with, "God\'s Method for Soul Winning." Plan to attend the two Sunday worship services and the Monday evening workshop. The Lord will bless you as you commit this time to Him Bob Bauer will be our guest speaker. He comes with sincere humility but also with a great conviction that God is going to bless us with this series of messages. Sunday morning his message will be, "God\'s Passion for Soul Winning," Sunday evening at 6:30pm his message will be, "God\'s Mandate for Soul Winning," and Monday evening at 7pm he will conclude with, "God\'s Method for Soul Winning." Plan to attend the two Sunday worship services and the Monday evening workshop. The Lord will bless you as you commit this time to Him Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Rev. Bob Bauer Bob Bauer will be our guest speaker. He comes with sincere humility but also with a great conviction that God is going to bless us with this series of messages. Sunday morning his message will be, "God\'s Passion for Soul Winning," Sunday evening at 6:30pm his message will be, "God\'s Mandate for Soul Winning," and Monday evening at 7pm he will conclude with, "God\'s Method for Soul Winning." Plan to attend the two Sunday worship services and the Monday evening workshop. The Lord will bless you as you commit this time to Him Bob Bauer will be our guest speaker. He comes with sincere humility but also with a great conviction that God is going to bless us with this series of messages. Sunday morning his message will be, "God\'s Passion for Soul Winning," Sunday evening at 6:30pm his message will be, "God\'s Mandate for Soul Winning," and Monday evening at 7pm he will conclude with, "God\'s Method for Soul Winning." Plan to attend the two Sunday worship services and the Monday evening workshop. The Lord will bless you as you commit this time to Him http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-39649-3.mp4 christianity Bob Bauer will be our guest speaker. He comes with sincere humility but also with a great conviction that God is going to bless us with this series of messages. Sunday morning his message will be, "God\'s Passion for Soul Winning," Sunday evening at 6:30pm his message will be, "God\'s Mandate for Soul Winning," and Monday evening at 7pm he will conclude with, "God\'s Method for Soul Winning." Plan to attend the two Sunday worship services and the Monday evening workshop. The Lord will bless you as you commit this time to Him Rev. Bob Bauer Bob Bauer will be our guest speaker. He comes with sincere humility but also with a great conviction that God is going to bless us with this series of messages. . Sunday evening at 6:30pm his message will be, "God's Mandate for Soul Winning," and Monday evening at 7pm he will conclude with, "God's Method for Soul Winning." Plan to attend the two Sunday worship services and the Monday evening workshop. The Lord will bless you as you commit this time to Him 40:46 Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-41503-1.mp3 Christianity Bob Bauer will be our guest speaker. He comes with sincere humility but also with a great conviction that God is going to bless us with this series of messages. . Sunday evening at 6:30pm his message will be, "God's Mandate for Soul Winning," and Monday evening at 7pm he will conclude with, "God's Method for Soul Winning." Plan to attend the two Sunday worship services and the Monday evening workshop. The Lord will bless you as you commit this time to Him Bob Bauer will be our guest speaker. He comes with sincere humility but also with a great conviction that God is going to bless us with this series of messages. . Sunday evening at 6:30pm his message will be, "God's Mandate for Soul Winning," and Monday evening at 7pm he will conclude with, "God's Method for Soul Winning." Plan to attend the two Sunday worship services and the Monday evening workshop. The Lord will bless you as you commit this time to Him Rev. Bob Bauer Bob Bauer will be our guest speaker. He comes with sincere humility but also with a great conviction that God is going to bless us with this series of messages. Sunday morning his message will be, "God\'s Passion for Soul Winning," Sunday evening at 6:30pm his message will be, "God\'s Mandate for Soul Winning," and Monday evening at 7pm he will conclude with, "God\'s Method for Soul Winning." Plan to attend the two Sunday worship services and the Monday evening workshop. The Lord will bless you as you commit this time to Him 49:48 Sun, 14 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-41612-1.mp3 Christianity Bob Bauer will be our guest speaker. He comes with sincere humility but also with a great conviction that God is going to bless us with this series of messages. Sunday morning his message will be, "God\'s Passion for Soul Winning," Sunday evening at 6:30pm his message will be, "God\'s Mandate for Soul Winning," and Monday evening at 7pm he will conclude with, "God\'s Method for Soul Winning." Plan to attend the two Sunday worship services and the Monday evening workshop. The Lord will bless you as you commit this time to Him Bob Bauer will be our guest speaker. He comes with sincere humility but also with a great conviction that God is going to bless us with this series of messages. Sunday morning his message will be, "God\'s Passion for Soul Winning," Sunday evening at 6:30pm his message will be, "God\'s Mandate for Soul Winning," and Monday evening at 7pm he will conclude with, "God\'s Method for Soul Winning." Plan to attend the two Sunday worship services and the Monday evening workshop. The Lord will bless you as you commit this time to Him Myron Vierra Everyday in our lives we are making choices. We make some choices that have little effect on our well being. Some of the choices we make change the direction and out come of our life. How does one know how to make the right choice that leads us to a life worth living? This is an important issue we face everyday, ready or not! Ask someone how they make sure they are making wise choices and you will hear many different answers. In fact, in our post-modern world you will receive many different answers and hear many different claims. So how do you know? The letter of Colossians deals with this very issue. The people the Apostle Paul was writing to were facing the very same issues. Our study in Colossian will help us all choose a life worthy of living, and know we are choosing rightly. 0:00 Sun, 07 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-38635-1.mp3 life,worthy Everyday in our lives we are making choices. We make some choices that have little effect on our well being. Some of the choices we make change the direction and out come of our life. How does one know how to make the right choice that leads us to a life worth living? This is an important issue we face everyday, ready or not! Ask someone how they make sure they are making wise choices and you will hear many different answers. In fact, in our post-modern world you will receive many different answers and hear many different claims. So how do you know? The letter of Colossians deals with this very issue. The people the Apostle Paul was writing to were facing the very same issues. Our study in Colossian will help us all choose a life worthy of living, and know we are choosing rightly. Everyday in our lives we are making choices. We make some choices that have little effect on our well being. Some of the choices we make change the direction and out come of our life. How does one know how to make the right choice that leads us to a life worth living? This is an important issue we face everyday, ready or not! Ask someone how they make sure they are making wise choices and you will hear many different answers. In fact, in our post-modern world you will receive many different answers and hear many different claims. So how do you know? The letter of Colossians deals with this very issue. The people the Apostle Paul was writing to were facing the very same issues. Our study in Colossian will help us all choose a life worthy of living, and know we are choosing rightly. Sun, 07 Oct 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Everyday in our lives we are making choices. We make some choices that have little effect on our well being. Some of the choices we make change the direction and out come of our life. How does one know how to make the right choice that leads us to a life worth living? This is an important issue we face everyday, ready or not! Ask someone how they make sure they are making wise choices and you will hear many different answers. In fact, in our post-modern world you will receive many different answers and hear many different claims. So how do you know? The letter of Colossians deals with this very issue. The people the Apostle Paul was writing to were facing the very same issues. Our study in Colossian will help us all choose a life worthy of living, and know we are choosing rightly. Everyday in our lives we are making choices. We make some choices that have little effect on our well being. Some of the choices we make change the direction and out come of our life. How does one know how to make the right choice that leads us to a life worth living? This is an important issue we face everyday, ready or not! Ask someone how they make sure they are making wise choices and you will hear many different answers. In fact, in our post-modern world you will receive many different answers and hear many different claims. So how do you know? The letter of Colossians deals with this very issue. The people the Apostle Paul was writing to were facing the very same issues. Our study in Colossian will help us all choose a life worthy of living, and know we are choosing rightly. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-38635-3.mp4 life,worthy Everyday in our lives we are making choices. We make some choices that have little effect on our well being. Some of the choices we make change the direction and out come of our life. How does one know how to make the right choice that leads us to a life worth living? This is an important issue we face everyday, ready or not! Ask someone how they make sure they are making wise choices and you will hear many different answers. In fact, in our post-modern world you will receive many different answers and hear many different claims. So how do you know? The letter of Colossians deals with this very issue. The people the Apostle Paul was writing to were facing the very same issues. Our study in Colossian will help us all choose a life worthy of living, and know we are choosing rightly. Myron Vierra 54:56 Sun, 30 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-27178-1.mp3 life,worthy Myron Vierra Why are Small groups so important at Living Hope? Growing spiritually must be an important value of the Christian life. Choosing immaturity is costly in our relationships and for the Kingdom of God. Our small groups meet for the purpose of helping one another grow in Christ so that we can become disciples of Jesus, able to do all he instructed. We encourage you to be a part of the Small group Ministry at Living Hope 45:36 Sat, 29 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-37695-1.mp3 Small,Groups Why are Small groups so important at Living Hope? Growing spiritually must be an important value of the Christian life. Choosing immaturity is costly in our relationships and for the Kingdom of God. Our small groups meet for the purpose of helping one another grow in Christ so that we can become disciples of Jesus, able to do all he instructed. We encourage you to be a part of the Small group Ministry at Living Hope Why are Small groups so important at Living Hope? Growing spiritually must be an important value of the Christian life. Choosing immaturity is costly in our relationships and for the Kingdom of God. Our small groups meet for the purpose of helping one another grow in Christ so that we can become disciples of Jesus, able to do all he instructed. We encourage you to be a part of the Small group Ministry at Living Hope Sat, 29 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Why are Small groups so important at Living Hope? Growing spiritually must be an important value of the Christian life. Choosing immaturity is costly in our relationships and for the Kingdom of God. Our small groups meet for the purpose of helping one another grow in Christ so that we can become disciples of Jesus, able to do all he instructed. We encourage you to be a part of the Small group Ministry at Living Hope Why are Small groups so important at Living Hope? Growing spiritually must be an important value of the Christian life. Choosing immaturity is costly in our relationships and for the Kingdom of God. Our small groups meet for the purpose of helping one another grow in Christ so that we can become disciples of Jesus, able to do all he instructed. We encourage you to be a part of the Small group Ministry at Living Hope http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-37695-3.mp4 Small,Groups Why are Small groups so important at Living Hope? Growing spiritually must be an important value of the Christian life. Choosing immaturity is costly in our relationships and for the Kingdom of God. Our small groups meet for the purpose of helping one another grow in Christ so that we can become disciples of Jesus, able to do all he instructed. We encourage you to be a part of the Small group Ministry at Living Hope Myron Vierra 13:01 Sun, 23 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-17611-1.mp3 Small,Groups Myron Vierra CNN did a report not long ago that said 5 out of 6 Americans, that's about 80%, do not believe church is important or essential for spiritual growth. The report stated the people studied said that church isn't essential to help one get closer to God. Is church out of date? Is it just an old structure that isn't needed today? Before we seek to answer this question we must understand its purpose and why Jesus believed in the church. 51:26 Sun, 23 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-35471-1.mp3 Church CNN did a report not long ago that said 5 out of 6 Americans, that's about 80%, do not believe church is important or essential for spiritual growth. The report stated the people studied said that church isn't essential to help one get closer to God. Is church out of date? Is it just an old structure that isn't needed today? Before we seek to answer this question we must understand its purpose and why Jesus believed in the church. CNN did a report not long ago that said 5 out of 6 Americans, that's about 80%, do not believe church is important or essential for spiritual growth. The report stated the people studied said that church isn't essential to help one get closer to God. Is church out of date? Is it just an old structure that isn't needed today? Before we seek to answer this question we must understand its purpose and why Jesus believed in the church. Sun, 23 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra CNN did a report not long ago that said 5 out of 6 Americans, that's about 80%, do not believe church is important or essential for spiritual growth. The report stated the people studied said that church isn't essential to help one get closer to God. Is church out of date? Is it just an old structure that isn't needed today? Before we seek to answer this question we must understand its purpose and why Jesus believed in the church. CNN did a report not long ago that said 5 out of 6 Americans, that's about 80%, do not believe church is important or essential for spiritual growth. The report stated the people studied said that church isn't essential to help one get closer to God. Is church out of date? Is it just an old structure that isn't needed today? Before we seek to answer this question we must understand its purpose and why Jesus believed in the church. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-35471-3.mp4 Church CNN did a report not long ago that said 5 out of 6 Americans, that's about 80%, do not believe church is important or essential for spiritual growth. The report stated the people studied said that church isn't essential to help one get closer to God. Is church out of date? Is it just an old structure that isn't needed today? Before we seek to answer this question we must understand its purpose and why Jesus believed in the church. Mike Magnotti Our guest Speak is Mike Magnotti the new Director of the Antioch Adoption Ministry of Wenatchee. Antioch Adoptions takes seriously the task of helping to make family a reality for every child through a vision that includes the following: Adoption available for all children who are legally free to be adopted; Have more women choose adoption as a plan for an unintended pregnancy than currently do; Extensive support for adoptive families including counseling, playgroups, and continuant education; Encourage this church-based adoption program in communities worldwide; Education of the community, including the perceptions of adoption. "No Fee" adoption? Whoever heard of such a thing? 31:54 Sun, 16 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-35405-1.mp3 Christian,,Ministry,Adoption Our guest Speak is Mike Magnotti the new Director of the Antioch Adoption Ministry of Wenatchee. Antioch Adoptions takes seriously the task of helping to make family a reality for every child through a vision that includes the following: Adoption available for all children who are legally free to be adopted; Have more women choose adoption as a plan for an unintended pregnancy than currently do; Extensive support for adoptive families including counseling, playgroups, and continuant education; Encourage this church-based adoption program in communities worldwide; Education of the community, including the perceptions of adoption. "No Fee" adoption? Whoever heard of such a thing? Our guest Speak is Mike Magnotti the new Director of the Antioch Adoption Ministry of Wenatchee. Antioch Adoptions takes seriously the task of helping to make family a reality for every child through a vision that includes the following: Adoption available for all children who are legally free to be adopted; Have more women choose adoption as a plan for an unintended pregnancy than currently do; Extensive support for adoptive families including counseling, playgroups, and continuant education; Encourage this church-based adoption program in communities worldwide; Education of the community, including the perceptions of adoption. "No Fee" adoption? Whoever heard of such a thing? Sun, 16 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Mike Magnotti Our guest Speak is Mike Magnotti the new Director of the Antioch Adoption Ministry of Wenatchee. Antioch Adoptions takes seriously the task of helping to make family a reality for every child through a vision that includes the following: Adoption available for all children who are legally free to be adopted; Have more women choose adoption as a plan for an unintended pregnancy than currently do; Extensive support for adoptive families including counseling, playgroups, and continuant education; Encourage this church-based adoption program in communities worldwide; Education of the community, including the perceptions of adoption. "No Fee" adoption? Whoever heard of such a thing? Our guest Speak is Mike Magnotti the new Director of the Antioch Adoption Ministry of Wenatchee. Antioch Adoptions takes seriously the task of helping to make family a reality for every child through a vision that includes the following: Adoption available for all children who are legally free to be adopted; Have more women choose adoption as a plan for an unintended pregnancy than currently do; Extensive support for adoptive families including counseling, playgroups, and continuant education; Encourage this church-based adoption program in communities worldwide; Education of the community, including the perceptions of adoption. "No Fee" adoption? Whoever heard of such a thing? http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-35405-3.mp4 Christian,,Ministry,Adoption Our guest Speak is Mike Magnotti the new Director of the Antioch Adoption Ministry of Wenatchee. Antioch Adoptions takes seriously the task of helping to make family a reality for every child through a vision that includes the following: Adoption available for all children who are legally free to be adopted; Have more women choose adoption as a plan for an unintended pregnancy than currently do; Extensive support for adoptive families including counseling, playgroups, and continuant education; Encourage this church-based adoption program in communities worldwide; Education of the community, including the perceptions of adoption. "No Fee" adoption? Whoever heard of such a thing? Myron Vierra Why do we still believe in the Bible as the Word of God? Why do Christians use it to help them make choices in life? Why should Christians believe the Bible is relevant in our post-modern world? Where does this belief in the Bible come from? And what did Jesus believe about the Old and New Testaments? This message takes a look at these questions and trying to see why Christians still believe in the Bible and why other Christians have re-defined it to be kind of the word of God but not the final word. 41:27 Fri, 07 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-33648-1.mp3 Bible,Word,of,God Why do we still believe in the Bible as the Word of God? Why do Christians use it to help them make choices in life? Why should Christians believe the Bible is relevant in our post-modern world? Where does this belief in the Bible come from? And what did Jesus believe about the Old and New Testaments? This message takes a look at these questions and trying to see why Christians still believe in the Bible and why other Christians have re-defined it to be kind of the word of God but not the final word. Why do we still believe in the Bible as the Word of God? Why do Christians use it to help them make choices in life? Why should Christians believe the Bible is relevant in our post-modern world? Where does this belief in the Bible come from? And what did Jesus believe about the Old and New Testaments? This message takes a look at these questions and trying to see why Christians still believe in the Bible and why other Christians have re-defined it to be kind of the word of God but not the final word. Fri, 07 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Why do we still believe in the Bible as the Word of God? Why do Christians use it to help them make choices in life? Why should Christians believe the Bible is relevant in our post-modern world? Where does this belief in the Bible come from? And what did Jesus believe about the Old and New Testaments? This message takes a look at these questions and trying to see why Christians still believe in the Bible and why other Christians have re-defined it to be kind of the word of God but not the final word. Why do we still believe in the Bible as the Word of God? Why do Christians use it to help them make choices in life? Why should Christians believe the Bible is relevant in our post-modern world? Where does this belief in the Bible come from? And what did Jesus believe about the Old and New Testaments? This message takes a look at these questions and trying to see why Christians still believe in the Bible and why other Christians have re-defined it to be kind of the word of God but not the final word. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-33648-3.mp4 Bible,Word,of,God Why do we still believe in the Bible as the Word of God? Why do Christians use it to help them make choices in life? Why should Christians believe the Bible is relevant in our post-modern world? Where does this belief in the Bible come from? And what did Jesus believe about the Old and New Testaments? This message takes a look at these questions and trying to see why Christians still believe in the Bible and why other Christians have re-defined it to be kind of the word of God but not the final word. Myron Vierra Why do we celebrate Communion today in our churches? What meaning does it have for us? Is it just an old tradition? Does it still have meaning for our lives today? This messages asks the question "Why Communion?" and seeks to explore the teachings of Jesus to answer this question. 44:16 Sun, 02 Sep 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-32480-1.mp3 Communion Why do we celebrate Communion today in our churches? What meaning does it have for us? Is it just an old tradition? Does it still have meaning for our lives today? This messages asks the question "Why Communion?" and seeks to explore the teachings of Jesus to answer this question. Why do we celebrate Communion today in our churches? What meaning does it have for us? Is it just an old tradition? Does it still have meaning for our lives today? This messages asks the question "Why Communion?" and seeks to explore the teachings of Jesus to answer this question. Thu, 30 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500 The Living Hope church family having fun. The Living Hope church family having fun. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-32396-3.mp4 BBQ Why do we celebrate Communion today in our churches? What meaning does it have for us? Is it just an old tradition? Does it still have meaning for our lives today? This messages asks the question "Why Communion?" and seeks to explore the teachings of Jesus to answer this question. Myron Vierra Real forgiveness goes beyond our three dimensional world. This message takes us into an unseen dimension, where God's supernatural forgiveness toward us gives us the power to extend unending forgiveness to others. 49:04 Tue, 21 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-30687-1.mp3 forgiveness Real forgiveness goes beyond our three dimensional world. This message takes us into an unseen dimension, where God's supernatural forgiveness toward us gives us the power to extend unending forgiveness to others. Real forgiveness goes beyond our three dimensional world. This message takes us into an unseen dimension, where God's supernatural forgiveness toward us gives us the power to extend unending forgiveness to others. Myron Vierra Forgiveness is a gift that benefits the giver as much or more than the receiver. This message outlines the good things-emotionally, physically, relationally, and spiritually-that come through the power of forgiveness. 44:27 Sun, 12 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-28921-1.mp3 Forgivness Forgiveness is a gift that benefits the giver as much or more than the receiver. This message outlines the good things-emotionally, physically, relationally, and spiritually-that come through the power of forgiveness. Forgiveness is a gift that benefits the giver as much or more than the receiver. This message outlines the good things-emotionally, physically, relationally, and spiritually-that come through the power of forgiveness. Sun, 12 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra Forgiveness is a gift that benefits the giver as much or more than the receiver. This message outlines the good things-emotionally, physically, relationally, and spiritually-that come through the power of forgiveness. Forgiveness is a gift that benefits the giver as much or more than the receiver. This message outlines the good things-emotionally, physically, relationally, and spiritually-that come through the power of forgiveness. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-28921-3.mp4 Forgivness Forgiveness is a gift that benefits the giver as much or more than the receiver. This message outlines the good things-emotionally, physically, relationally, and spiritually-that come through the power of forgiveness. Myron Vierra The damage caused by an unforgiving spirit is daunting, as it wreaks havoc not only on ourselves but on every relationship in our lives. This message lays the foundation for a life of forgiveness and describes the barriers that keep us from giving and receiving forgiveness. 50:06 Thu, 02 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-27945-1.mp3 forgiveness The damage caused by an unforgiving spirit is daunting, as it wreaks havoc not only on ourselves but on every relationship in our lives. This message lays the foundation for a life of forgiveness and describes the barriers that keep us from giving and receiving forgiveness. The damage caused by an unforgiving spirit is daunting, as it wreaks havoc not only on ourselves but on every relationship in our lives. This message lays the foundation for a life of forgiveness and describes the barriers that keep us from giving and receiving forgiveness. Thu, 02 Aug 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra The damage caused by an unforgiving spirit is daunting, as it wreaks havoc not only on ourselves but on every relationship in our lives. This message lays the foundation for a life of forgiveness and describes the barriers that keep us from giving and receiving forgiveness. The damage caused by an unforgiving spirit is daunting, as it wreaks havoc not only on ourselves but on every relationship in our lives. This message lays the foundation for a life of forgiveness and describes the barriers that keep us from giving and receiving forgiveness. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-27945-3.mp4 forgiveness The damage caused by an unforgiving spirit is daunting, as it wreaks havoc not only on ourselves but on every relationship in our lives. This message lays the foundation for a life of forgiveness and describes the barriers that keep us from giving and receiving forgiveness. Myron Vierra There is a way we can be people of self control and character. Because character is an outward reflection of an inward connection, we can have ultimate character in our lives through a spiritual connection with The Ultimate Character, Jesus Christ. 52:20 Sun, 22 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-26832-1.mp3 self,control There is a way we can be people of self control and character. Because character is an outward reflection of an inward connection, we can have ultimate character in our lives through a spiritual connection with The Ultimate Character, Jesus Christ. There is a way we can be people of self control and character. Because character is an outward reflection of an inward connection, we can have ultimate character in our lives through a spiritual connection with The Ultimate Character, Jesus Christ. Myron Vierra "Where there is no vision, the people perish" (Proverbs 29:18). In his rise from shepherd boy to King, David exemplified a man of vision whose victories in the private moments prepared him for greatness in the public arena. 49:29 Sun, 15 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-25443-1.mp3 Vision,,Character "Where there is no vision, the people perish" (Proverbs 29:18). In his rise from shepherd boy to King, David exemplified a man of vision whose victories in the private moments prepared him for greatness in the public arena. "Where there is no vision, the people perish" (Proverbs 29:18). In his rise from shepherd boy to King, David exemplified a man of vision whose victories in the private moments prepared him for greatness in the public arena. Myron Vierra We will be looking at the life of Daniel this week. This message highlights the discipline lifestyle of a Old Testmenet prophet, Daniel, and explain why the true nature of this charcater quality eludes even those with the most extraordinary will power. Learn how disciploine can become a nature element of our God given purpose. 46:43 Sun, 08 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-24027-1.mp3 Discipline,,purpose,,faith. We will be looking at the life of Daniel this week. This message highlights the discipline lifestyle of a Old Testmenet prophet, Daniel, and explain why the true nature of this charcater quality eludes even those with the most extraordinary will power. Learn how disciploine can become a nature element of our God given purpose. We will be looking at the life of Daniel this week. This message highlights the discipline lifestyle of a Old Testmenet prophet, Daniel, and explain why the true nature of this charcater quality eludes even those with the most extraordinary will power. Learn how disciploine can become a nature element of our God given purpose. Sun, 01 Jul 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra We had a special service to hear from those who were part of the Living Hope Mission Team to Thailand. The video is an overview of their time in Thailand. We had a special service to hear from those who were part of the Living Hope Mission Team to Thailand. The video is an overview of their time in Thailand. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-22710-3.mp4 Mission,,Thailan We will be looking at the life of Daniel this week. This message highlights the discipline lifestyle of a Old Testmenet prophet, Daniel, and explain why the true nature of this charcater quality eludes even those with the most extraordinary will power. Learn how disciploine can become a nature element of our God given purpose. Myron Vierra The person that we will be studying is Hosea and his love for Gomer. This is a study of God's unconditional love in how we can grow in this character quality. 42:09 Sun, 24 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-19169-1.mp3 Love,,Character The person that we will be studying is Hosea and his love for Gomer. This is a study of God's unconditional love in how we can grow in this character quality. The person that we will be studying is Hosea and his love for Gomer. This is a study of God's unconditional love in how we can grow in this character quality. Sun, 24 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra The person that we will be studying is Hosea and his love for Gomer. This is a study of God's unconditional love in how we can grow in this character quality. The person that we will be studying is Hosea and his love for Gomer. This is a study of God's unconditional love in how we can grow in this character quality. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D556-rss-19169-2 Love,,Character The person that we will be studying is Hosea and his love for Gomer. This is a study of God's unconditional love in how we can grow in this character quality. Rev. Bob Bauer We are celebrating Father's Day at Living Hope. Our service and it's message is designed to honor and encourage our Dads. 30:08 Sun, 17 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-19178-1.mp3 Father's,Day We are celebrating Father's Day at Living Hope. Our service and it's message is designed to honor and encourage our Dads. We are celebrating Father's Day at Living Hope. Our service and it's message is designed to honor and encourage our Dads. Sun, 17 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Rev. Bob Bauer We are celebrating Father's Day at Living Hope. Our service and it's message is designed to honor and encourage our Dads. We are celebrating Father's Day at Living Hope. Our service and it's message is designed to honor and encourage our Dads. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-19178-3.mp4 Father's,Day We are celebrating Father's Day at Living Hope. Our service and it's message is designed to honor and encourage our Dads. Myron Vierra A lack of endurance permeates and plagues our culture. We'd rather bail out than blast through. We'd rather leave than last. However, we learn from the character of Noah, the Old Testament ark-builder, that when we break through the quitting points in life, we can expect a breakthrough. 43:59 Sat, 02 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-18615-1.mp3 Perseverance A lack of endurance permeates and plagues our culture. We'd rather bail out than blast through. We'd rather leave than last. However, we learn from the character of Noah, the Old Testament ark-builder, that when we break through the quitting points in life, we can expect a breakthrough. A lack of endurance permeates and plagues our culture. We'd rather bail out than blast through. We'd rather leave than last. However, we learn from the character of Noah, the Old Testament ark-builder, that when we break through the quitting points in life, we can expect a breakthrough. Sat, 02 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra A lack of endurance permeates and plagues our culture. We'd rather bail out than blast through. We'd rather leave than last. However, we learn from the character of Noah, the Old Testament ark-builder, that when we break through the quitting points in life, we can expect a breakthrough. A lack of endurance permeates and plagues our culture. We'd rather bail out than blast through. We'd rather leave than last. However, we learn from the character of Noah, the Old Testament ark-builder, that when we break through the quitting points in life, we can expect a breakthrough. http://sermonplayer.com/podcastredirect/index.pdf?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsermonplayer.com%2Fdownload_rss.php%3Fc%3D556-rss-18615-2 Perseverance A lack of endurance permeates and plagues our culture. We'd rather bail out than blast through. We'd rather leave than last. However, we learn from the character of Noah, the Old Testament ark-builder, that when we break through the quitting points in life, we can expect a breakthrough. Sat, 02 Jun 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra A lack of endurance permeates and plagues our culture. We'd rather bail out than blast through. We'd rather leave than last. However, we learn from the character of Noah, the Old Testament ark-builder, that when we break through the quitting points in life, we can expect a breakthrough. A lack of endurance permeates and plagues our culture. We'd rather bail out than blast through. We'd rather leave than last. However, we learn from the character of Noah, the Old Testament ark-builder, that when we break through the quitting points in life, we can expect a breakthrough. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-18615-3.mp4 Perseverance A lack of endurance permeates and plagues our culture. We'd rather bail out than blast through. We'd rather leave than last. However, we learn from the character of Noah, the Old Testament ark-builder, that when we break through the quitting points in life, we can expect a breakthrough. Rev. Bob Bauer Guest speaker speaking on Romans 8:28 37:20 Sun, 20 May 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-18291-1.mp3 Christianity,,Jesus,,and,the,Christian,life. Guest speaker speaking on Romans 8:28 Guest speaker speaking on Romans 8:28 Myron Vierra A special message for mothers from the life of Hannah, as she brings her son, Samuel, to the Temple to be dedicated to the Lord. This message by Pastor Myron celebrates the multi-dimensional qualities of a godly mother. 54:21 Sun, 13 May 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-16373-1.mp3 Mothers,Day,,Christianity A special message for mothers from the life of Hannah, as she brings her son, Samuel, to the Temple to be dedicated to the Lord. This message by Pastor Myron celebrates the multi-dimensional qualities of a godly mother. A special message for mothers from the life of Hannah, as she brings her son, Samuel, to the Temple to be dedicated to the Lord. This message by Pastor Myron celebrates the multi-dimensional qualities of a godly mother. Sun, 13 May 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra A special message for mothers from the life of Hannah, as she brings her son, Samuel, to the Temple to be dedicated to the Lord. This message by Pastor Myron celebrates the multi-dimensional qualities of a godly mother. A special message for mothers from the life of Hannah, as she brings her son, Samuel, to the Temple to be dedicated to the Lord. This message by Pastor Myron celebrates the multi-dimensional qualities of a godly mother. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-16373-3.mp4 Mothers,Day,,Christianity A special message for mothers from the life of Hannah, as she brings her son, Samuel, to the Temple to be dedicated to the Lord. This message by Pastor Myron celebrates the multi-dimensional qualities of a godly mother. Myron Vierra The picture we are looking at today is Jesus as a healer. The kind of ministry Jesus had as a healer should be followed today in our churches. 39:09 Sun, 06 May 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-16326-1.mp3 Healing,,Christianity,,Jesus The picture we are looking at today is Jesus as a healer. The kind of ministry Jesus had as a healer should be followed today in our churches. The picture we are looking at today is Jesus as a healer. The kind of ministry Jesus had as a healer should be followed today in our churches. Myron Vierra So often we buy stuff without reading the fine print. Jesus doesn\'t play that game when it comes to following him. This message is a much needed reminder that Christ very candidly communicated the upside and the downside of discipleship. 42:04 Sun, 29 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-15377-1.mp3 Lordship,,Christianity,,followers,of,Jesus So often we buy stuff without reading the fine print. Jesus doesn\'t play that game when it comes to following him. This message is a much needed reminder that Christ very candidly communicated the upside and the downside of discipleship. So often we buy stuff without reading the fine print. Jesus doesn\'t play that game when it comes to following him. This message is a much needed reminder that Christ very candidly communicated the upside and the downside of discipleship. Sun, 29 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra So often we buy stuff without reading the fine print. Jesus doesn\'t play that game when it comes to following him. This message is a much needed reminder that Christ very candidly communicated the upside and the downside of discipleship. So often we buy stuff without reading the fine print. Jesus doesn\'t play that game when it comes to following him. This message is a much needed reminder that Christ very candidly communicated the upside and the downside of discipleship. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-15377-3.mp4 Lordship,,Christianity,,followers,of,Jesus So often we buy stuff without reading the fine print. Jesus doesn\'t play that game when it comes to following him. This message is a much needed reminder that Christ very candidly communicated the upside and the downside of discipleship. Myron Vierra In this message, we look at a picture of Jesus most people never talk about; His love for the church. Christ's passion for the church is evident throughout the pages of Scripture and the annals of history. Are you passionate about Christ's Church? 52:35 Sun, 22 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-14700-1.mp3 Church,,Christinity,,Jesus,Christ In this message, we look at a picture of Jesus most people never talk about; His love for the church. Christ's passion for the church is evident throughout the pages of Scripture and the annals of history. Are you passionate about Christ's Church? In this message, we look at a picture of Jesus most people never talk about; His love for the church. Christ's passion for the church is evident throughout the pages of Scripture and the annals of history. Are you passionate about Christ's Church? Myron Vierra We see Jesus in the manger, walking on water, and dying on the cross. This message, "Rabbi," reminds us of an often overlooked snapshot of the Master Teacher preaching and teaching in the streets and synagogues of his day. 43:24 Sun, 15 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-14077-1.mp3 Jesus,,Teacher,,Christin. We see Jesus in the manger, walking on water, and dying on the cross. This message, "Rabbi," reminds us of an often overlooked snapshot of the Master Teacher preaching and teaching in the streets and synagogues of his day. We see Jesus in the manger, walking on water, and dying on the cross. This message, "Rabbi," reminds us of an often overlooked snapshot of the Master Teacher preaching and teaching in the streets and synagogues of his day. Myron Vierra So often when we think of Jesus\' life, our photo album is limited and sketchy. In this powerful series of talks, Pastor Myron shares crystal-clear images from the Bible to help provide a broader view of Christ\'s mission and ministry. This Easter Sunday message we look at the subject of the Atonement accomplished by Jesus Christ. 38:05 Sun, 08 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-13288-1.mp3 Atonement,,Jesus,,Easter So often when we think of Jesus\' life, our photo album is limited and sketchy. In this powerful series of talks, Pastor Myron shares crystal-clear images from the Bible to help provide a broader view of Christ\'s mission and ministry. This Easter Sunday message we look at the subject of the Atonement accomplished by Jesus Christ. So often when we think of Jesus\' life, our photo album is limited and sketchy. In this powerful series of talks, Pastor Myron shares crystal-clear images from the Bible to help provide a broader view of Christ\'s mission and ministry. This Easter Sunday message we look at the subject of the Atonement accomplished by Jesus Christ. Sun, 08 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Myron Vierra So often when we think of Jesus\' life, our photo album is limited and sketchy. In this powerful series of talks, Pastor Myron shares crystal-clear images from the Bible to help provide a broader view of Christ\'s mission and ministry. This Easter Sunday message we look at the subject of the Atonement accomplished by Jesus Christ. So often when we think of Jesus\' life, our photo album is limited and sketchy. In this powerful series of talks, Pastor Myron shares crystal-clear images from the Bible to help provide a broader view of Christ\'s mission and ministry. This Easter Sunday message we look at the subject of the Atonement accomplished by Jesus Christ. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-13288-3.mp4 Atonement,,Jesus,,Easter So often when we think of Jesus\' life, our photo album is limited and sketchy. In this powerful series of talks, Pastor Myron shares crystal-clear images from the Bible to help provide a broader view of Christ\'s mission and ministry. This Easter Sunday message we look at the subject of the Atonement accomplished by Jesus Christ. So often when we think of Jesus' life, our personal photo album in our mind and heart is limited and sketchy. In this Table Talk Pastor Myron share vivid images of Jesus life, mission, and ministry. 44:41 Sun, 01 Apr 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-12609-1.mp3 Jesus,,Christianity So often when we think of Jesus' life, our personal photo album in our mind and heart is limited and sketchy. In this Table Talk Pastor Myron share vivid images of Jesus life, mission, and ministry. So often when we think of Jesus' life, our personal photo album in our mind and heart is limited and sketchy. In this Table Talk Pastor Myron share vivid images of Jesus life, mission, and ministry. Everybody has a lifestyle whether they realize it or not. It's often unclarified. It's often unspoken but everybody has a lifestyle. Christianity is a lifestyle. Christianity only becomes a religion when we make it about belief only and fail to apply it to our lifestyle chooses, practices, and values. The big question then is if I'm to live a Christian lifestyle and live as Jesus Christ did, how do I do that? This message entitle, "The Way in is the Way on" is an answer based in the life of Jesus. 40:23 Sun, 18 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-11235-1.mp3 Lifestyle,,Christian,,Jesus,,follower Everybody has a lifestyle whether they realize it or not. It's often unclarified. It's often unspoken but everybody has a lifestyle. Christianity is a lifestyle. Christianity only becomes a religion when we make it about belief only and fail to apply it to our lifestyle chooses, practices, and values. The big question then is if I'm to live a Christian lifestyle and live as Jesus Christ did, how do I do that? This message entitle, "The Way in is the Way on" is an answer based in the life of Jesus. Everybody has a lifestyle whether they realize it or not. It's often unclarified. It's often unspoken but everybody has a lifestyle. Christianity is a lifestyle. Christianity only becomes a religion when we make it about belief only and fail to apply it to our lifestyle chooses, practices, and values. The big question then is if I'm to live a Christian lifestyle and live as Jesus Christ did, how do I do that? This message entitle, "The Way in is the Way on" is an answer based in the life of Jesus. Sun, 18 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0500 Everybody has a lifestyle whether they realize it or not. It's often unclarified. It's often unspoken but everybody has a lifestyle. Christianity is a lifestyle. Christianity only becomes a religion when we make it about belief only and fail to apply it to our lifestyle chooses, practices, and values. The big question then is if I'm to live a Christian lifestyle and live as Jesus Christ did, how do I do that? This message entitle, "The Way in is the Way on" is an answer based in the life of Jesus. Everybody has a lifestyle whether they realize it or not. It's often unclarified. It's often unspoken but everybody has a lifestyle. Christianity is a lifestyle. Christianity only becomes a religion when we make it about belief only and fail to apply it to our lifestyle chooses, practices, and values. The big question then is if I'm to live a Christian lifestyle and live as Jesus Christ did, how do I do that? This message entitle, "The Way in is the Way on" is an answer based in the life of Jesus. http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-11235-3.mp4 Lifestyle,,Christian,,Jesus,,follower Everybody has a lifestyle whether they realize it or not. It's often unclarified. It's often unspoken but everybody has a lifestyle. Christianity is a lifestyle. Christianity only becomes a religion when we make it about belief only and fail to apply it to our lifestyle chooses, practices, and values. The big question then is if I'm to live a Christian lifestyle and live as Jesus Christ did, how do I do that? This message entitle, "The Way in is the Way on" is an answer based in the life of Jesus. No rational person can really deny that evil exists. Where did it come from? What are the results of the presence of evil in our world and upon our lives? As Christians how do we develop a lifestyle that honestly deals with evil in our nature and present in our culture? These questions and more are dealt with in this two part Table Talk, entitled, "It's Messed Up." 27:16 Sun, 11 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-10707-1.mp3 Christian,,evil,,sin,,lifestyle No rational person can really deny that evil exists. Where did it come from? What are the results of the presence of evil in our world and upon our lives? As Christians how do we develop a lifestyle that honestly deals with evil in our nature and present in our culture? These questions and more are dealt with in this two part Table Talk, entitled, "It's Messed Up." No rational person can really deny that evil exists. Where did it come from? What are the results of the presence of evil in our world and upon our lives? As Christians how do we develop a lifestyle that honestly deals with evil in our nature and present in our culture? These questions and more are dealt with in this two part Table Talk, entitled, "It's Messed Up." No rational person can really deny that evil exists. Where did it come from? What are the results of the presence of evil in our world and upon our lives? As Christians how do we develop a lifestyle that honestly deals with evil in our nature and present in our culture? These questions and more are dealt with in this two part Table Talk, entitled, "It's Messed Up." 44:01 Sun, 04 Mar 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-9976-1.mp3 Evil,,lifestyle,,culture,,nature,,Christian. No rational person can really deny that evil exists. Where did it come from? What are the results of the presence of evil in our world and upon our lives? As Christians how do we develop a lifestyle that honestly deals with evil in our nature and present in our culture? These questions and more are dealt with in this two part Table Talk, entitled, "It's Messed Up." No rational person can really deny that evil exists. Where did it come from? What are the results of the presence of evil in our world and upon our lives? As Christians how do we develop a lifestyle that honestly deals with evil in our nature and present in our culture? These questions and more are dealt with in this two part Table Talk, entitled, "It's Messed Up." How does belief in God shape your lifestyle practices and choices? Today many of us live with a disconnection between our belief and our lifestyle. This table talk looks at the power of being connected to our God and growing in our relationship to Him. 40:02 Sun, 25 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-9385-1.mp3 God,,Existence,,lifestyle How does belief in God shape your lifestyle practices and choices? Today many of us live with a disconnection between our belief and our lifestyle. This table talk looks at the power of being connected to our God and growing in our relationship to Him. How does belief in God shape your lifestyle practices and choices? Today many of us live with a disconnection between our belief and our lifestyle. This table talk looks at the power of being connected to our God and growing in our relationship to Him. Which is more important, "What you believe or who you follow?" We are looking at the importance of what we believe and how it affects our daily lives. 47:53 Sun, 18 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-8606-1.mp3 Truth,,Lifestyle,Christianity Which is more important, "What you believe or who you follow?" We are looking at the importance of what we believe and how it affects our daily lives. Which is more important, "What you believe or who you follow?" We are looking at the importance of what we believe and how it affects our daily lives. Lifestyle is one of the most powerful words in our postmodern world. For all people it is a concern and an issue. A lifestyle is the way a person lives, relates to others, buys, sells, and dresses. It also includes a persons attitudes values ideas and standards. Have you examined your lifestyle lately? Have you asked how your lifestyle relates to your faith? This new series will help you develop a Christ-like lifestyle. 40:17 Sun, 11 Feb 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-8306-1.mp3 Lifestyle Lifestyle is one of the most powerful words in our postmodern world. For all people it is a concern and an issue. A lifestyle is the way a person lives, relates to others, buys, sells, and dresses. It also includes a persons attitudes values ideas and standards. Have you examined your lifestyle lately? Have you asked how your lifestyle relates to your faith? This new series will help you develop a Christ-like lifestyle. Lifestyle is one of the most powerful words in our postmodern world. For all people it is a concern and an issue. A lifestyle is the way a person lives, relates to others, buys, sells, and dresses. It also includes a persons attitudes values ideas and standards. Have you examined your lifestyle lately? Have you asked how your lifestyle relates to your faith? This new series will help you develop a Christ-like lifestyle. Myron Vierra Why does God not heal everyone? Why is it that more people are prayed for than get healed? Is healing for today or was it just for the early church to give it a real powerful launch? This message is a study of what God says about healing in his word. 53:50 Sun, 28 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-7177-1.mp3 Healing Why does God not heal everyone? Why is it that more people are prayed for than get healed? Is healing for today or was it just for the early church to give it a real powerful launch? This message is a study of what God says about healing in his word. Why does God not heal everyone? Why is it that more people are prayed for than get healed? Is healing for today or was it just for the early church to give it a real powerful launch? This message is a study of what God says about healing in his word. Myron Vierra This message is design to help Christians develop a Christian view of "work." 51:50 Sun, 21 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-6649-1.mp3 Healing This message is design to help Christians develop a Christian view of "work." This message is design to help Christians develop a Christian view of "work." Myron Vierra If you study the Bible at all, eventually you are going to have to study giving. Jesus talked more about this subject than He did heaven, hell or prayer. Giving to the Lord is an important issue to God. And if we desire to manage our life in a way that reflects his purposes we will have to consider this subject of giving. 36:26 Sun, 14 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-6128-1.mp3 Giving If you study the Bible at all, eventually you are going to have to study giving. Jesus talked more about this subject than He did heaven, hell or prayer. Giving to the Lord is an important issue to God. And if we desire to manage our life in a way that reflects his purposes we will have to consider this subject of giving. If you study the Bible at all, eventually you are going to have to study giving. Jesus talked more about this subject than He did heaven, hell or prayer. Giving to the Lord is an important issue to God. And if we desire to manage our life in a way that reflects his purposes we will have to consider this subject of giving. Myron Vierra How are we to manage our life? This series of messages look at God's word for the answer. 40:23 Sun, 07 Jan 2007 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-5586-1.mp3 Greatness How are we to manage our life? This series of messages look at God's word for the answer. How are we to manage our life? This series of messages look at God's word for the answer. Myron Vierra As we start a new year we need the untamed truth of Jesus in our life. 57:48 Sun, 31 Dec 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-5477-1.mp3 Truth As we start a new year we need the untamed truth of Jesus in our life. As we start a new year we need the untamed truth of Jesus in our life. Myron Vierra Quest Study part III. God is looking for individuals hungry for transformation in their life. So join the Quest for a joy filled life. 47:00 Sun, 08 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-5514-1.mp3 life Quest Study part III. God is looking for individuals hungry for transformation in their life. So join the Quest for a joy filled life. Quest Study part III. God is looking for individuals hungry for transformation in their life. So join the Quest for a joy filled life. Myron Vierra Have you ever tried to change something in your life that you do not like about yourself and failed? We have all done that, have we not? Good News - God can help. 55:29 Sun, 01 Oct 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-5397-1.mp3 Transformation Have you ever tried to change something in your life that you do not like about yourself and failed? We have all done that, have we not? Good News - God can help. Have you ever tried to change something in your life that you do not like about yourself and failed? We have all done that, have we not? Good News - God can help. Myron Vierra We are all seeking meaning in life. The Quest study is a strategy to find and experience that life through Jesus. 34:16 Sun, 24 Sep 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-5359-1.mp3 Life We are all seeking meaning in life. The Quest study is a strategy to find and experience that life through Jesus. We are all seeking meaning in life. The Quest study is a strategy to find and experience that life through Jesus. Linda Pace 17:22 Sun, 20 Aug 2006 00:00:00 -0500 http://sermonplayer.com/download_rss/556-rss-20835-1.mp3 Life