10-23-2011 Surviving Life's Changes- Pastor Mark Rossington

Things happen right? Some things can be a pleasant surprise and make our day or week more excited and joyful, but sometimes things come up that make us want to tear our hair out. An expense that came out of nowhere, a job that you either started or lost and you have no idea what to do, or finances just take a hit and your stuggling to make ends meet. What do you do? In this series finale in Pastor Mark's sermon on Managing Your Stress, this past Sunday he talked about how to survive changes that blind side you and how God can help you get through them. Got some time to take a listen? Yes? Excellent! Here it tis.

10-23-2011 Keeping Daily Stress From Stressing You Out- Pastor Mark Rossington

Everyday stress, it's the little things that we do everyday that we keep piling on to either get done or add onto our normal everyday lives. It can get very frustrating when it feels like there are a million things to do, but it doesn't seem to ever get done. But, are they really that important? What are our priorities? Is God even one of them? In part two of Pastor Mark's sermons series on Managing Your Stress, he talked about on Sunday what are some major stresses that we go through everyday and how we can prioritize them, and how we can make God first on that list. Grab some paper and pencil, and maybe comfy chair, and give this one a listen, right here for you convenience.

10-09-2011 Don't Worry About The Future- Pastor Mark Rossington

The future, it's all rather scary if you give it a thought. What will it bring? What will happen to the economy? What will happen to our health? Who knows, and the only person that knows for certain is God. We all stress about these things since we're never given a clear cut answer as to what will the future bring to us all, and we get very anxious about it. In this new sermon series called Managing Your Stress by Pastor Mark, he talks about how we all worry and stress about the future, and he gives us hope and solutions when those questions come rallying. So, why not start now and hear all about it? Get some hot tea, sit back, relax, and give this one a listen, won't you?

10-02-2011 Defining Confidence- Pastor Gerard Sparaco

Confidence. We all have it to varying degrees, and it's an aspect in people that everyone looks at, even if we're not conscious of it. It's a tool that we all use when we try to get a job, meet new people, and carry on with friends and family. What is? What does it really mean to have confidence? Well, these questions were answered this past Sunday by guest preacher Pastor Gerard Sparaco. Wanna know more about what it means to be confident and have it through Jesus? You're in luck! Tis right here.

09-25-2011 Make Friends And Impact Lives- Pastor Mark Rossington

Typically when you and I hang out with friends we will talk about our week and/or complain about the lastest thing that happened at work or at home. And sometimes, we say and do things that try to make ourselves popular with our friends, and have that be nothing more than status. Where does Jesus fall into this though? Usually by the wayside, unfortunately. Good news though! Pastor Mark gives great advice about how to impact our friend's lives by faith in Jesus Christ and using that popularity to humbly do so. Want to hear more about that? Why, it's right here!

09-18-2011 Your Arms Are Too Short to Box With God- Pastor Mark Rossington

You know how in boxing where if you have short arms it's extremely difficult to box with someone with much longer arms? That's how it's like when you box, or go against God. When we pray to Him we always forget the 'wait' part in prayer, and we tend to think He says 'no', and we tend to do things our way. This past Sunday, Pastor Mark talks about what happens when we do things our way and not God's way in his sermon. Now that the round is over, take a breather, and give his sermon a listen, won't you?

09-11-2011 How Can I Forgive When It Hurts So Much?- Pastor Mark Rossington

Forgiving people is a common action that people do everyday for offenses done to them, and it's something that most of us don't really think about. But what if the offense was so great and so painful that you couldn't do it? What if it hurts so much that you couldn't forgive the person? Could you forgive the person that's begging you to forgive them? Or worse, what if you forgave the person and they don't care? Pastor Mark digs real deep into those questions and more about forgiveness in Sunday's sermon, which is right here.