PALM SUNDAY-Everyone Loves A Parade
HERE’S HOW YOU CAN APPLY THIS MESSAGE:
1. SEARCH YOUR HEART.
Is your dignity keeping you spiritually stagnant?
2. FIND A VANTAGE POINT (a new or higher place)
Take in a small group, join a ministry team, begin reading a book.
3. TAKE RESPONSIBILITY AND MAKE IT RIGHT.
Where you’ve wronged, make it right.
IF I WASN’T HERE…The Holy Spirit
In this series…
Pastor Rife shares as if this was the last message he would get to share with us.
HOW YOU CAN APPLY THIS MESSAGE:
1. Receive the Gift of the Holy Spirit.
God is not going to force Himself into your life.
2. Become more aware of His presence.
Talk to Him. Listen to Him. Invite Him into your day.
3. Operate in the Fruit of the Spirit and the Gifts of the Spirit.
These are the secrets to living a dunamis life.
IF I WASN’T HERE…“Passing the Baton”
In this series…
Pastor Rife shares as if this was the last message he would get to share with us.
HOW YOU CAN APPLY THIS MESSAGE:
1. Write a letter or card thanking someone who has invested in your growth.
2. Compile your “Bucket List” of life lessons you want to pass down.
IF I WASN’T HERE…My Last Words
In this series…
Pastor Rife shares as if this was the last message he would get to share with us.
HOW YOU CAN APPLY THIS MESSAGE:
1. Consider doing something you’ve been putting off sooner than later?
2. Compile your list of life lessons you want to pass down.
LIVING WORD as a STANDARD
Participate with us in the 22-day Psalm 119 Challenge.
Psalm 119 is an acrostic built on the Hebrew alphabet. Every eight verses begin with the same letter. From the first letter to the last, the writer is declaring that God’s Word shapes every part of life. So, we’re going to read it the way it was written—eight verses at a time, slowly, intentionally, letting God speak. Each day we will send you a text reminder with a though provoking question.
LIVING WORD as a WEAPON
Participate with us in the 22-day Psalm 119 Challenge.
Psalm 119 is an acrostic built on the Hebrew alphabet. Every eight verses begin with the same letter. From the first letter to the last, the writer is declaring that God’s Word shapes every part of life. So, we’re going to read it the way it was written—eight verses at a time, slowly, intentionally, letting God speak. Each day we will send you a text reminder with a though provoking question.
LIVING WORD as a RELATIONSHIP
Participate with us in the 22-day Psalm 119 Challenge.
Psalm 119 is an acrostic built on the Hebrew alphabet. Every eight verses begin with the same letter. From the first letter to the last, the writer is declaring that God’s Word shapes every part of life. So, we’re going to read it the way it was written—eight verses at a time, slowly, intentionally, letting God speak. Each day we will send you a text reminder with a though provoking question.