Have you ever felt overwhelmed by struggles in this life? Never forget – God is still on the throne and He still has great plans for you. A struggling heart can be replaced with a thankful heart when you remember God still has immeasurable and awesome promises in His Word that can apply to your life. We hope you will join us this Sunday at 8am, 9:45, or 11:30am, as Pastor Matt Stokes presents Part 2 of his message, ” ‘Mungu, Asante….
Mungu, Asante Sana Moyanii - Part 2 - God, Thank You From My Heart - Various Scriptures [ 35:39 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (192)Have you ever felt overwhelmed by struggles in this life?
Never forget – God is still on the throne and He still has great plans for you. A struggling heart can be replaced with a thankful heart when you remember God still has immeasurable and awesome promises in His Word that can apply to your life.
We hope you will join us this Sunday at 8am, 9:45, or 11:30am, as Pastor Matt Stokes presents Part 2 of his message, ” ‘Mungu, Asante, Sana Moyanii’ – God, Thank You From My Heart.”
If you can’t make the service and would still like to watch, you can always stream it live on our website or download the Podcast once it posts. You’ll find the streaming link in the middle of our www.coastalchristianoc.com homepage under “Watch Our Service Live”. Podcasts can be found on our website under “Watch and Listen>Sermon Archives”. Choose the sermon you’d like to download by clicking on “Read more”. You will find the mp3 file at the bottom of the page.
We just wanted to give you a quick encouragement to be thankful this Thanksgiving. Revolutionary right? I know. It seems like everyone should know to be “thankful” on “Thanksgiving”, but are we? Are we truly thankful for what the Lord has given us? Is the day built around which football game is on, or if the food is going to be good? Where is our passion on this Thanksgiving day? Are we more wrapped up in what “down” it is, or are we conscious of the fact that, in the very place we will stand on this Thanksgiving day WE ARE A WITNESS….
Throughout the entire scope of Scripture great men and women were certain that God was “holding them back,” only to find at the end of their trial and testing that God was not holding them back, but instead, He was “holding them up”.
Joseph thanks God as he goes from prison to “prince”. David thanks God as he ascends from “wimp” to warrior.
Mungu, Asante Sana Moyanii - God, Thank You From My Heart - Part 1 - Various Scriptures [ 37:09 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (254)Throughout the entire scope of Scripture great men and women were certain that God was “holding them back,” only to find at the end of their trial and testing that God was not holding them back, but instead, He was “holding them up”.
Joseph thanks God as he goes from prison to “prince”. David thanks God as he ascends from “wimp” to warrior. Esther is grateful as she progresses from fear to freedom.
Now, are such struggles familiar to any of us?
Our struggling hearts can be replaced with thankful hearts when we see that God is not setting us back – but rather, the Father is setting us up.
Please join us this Sunday at 8am, 9:45am, or 11:30am as Pastor Matt Stokes brings us Part 1 of his message entitled, ” ‘Mungu, Asante, Sana Moyanii’ – God, Thank You From My Heart”.
If you can’t make the service and would still like to watch, you can always stream it live on our website or download the Podcast once it posts. You’ll find the streaming link in the middle of our www.coastalchristianoc.com homepage under “Watch Our Service Live”. Podcasts can be found on our website under “Watch and Listen>Sermon Archives”. Choose the sermon you’d like to download by clicking on “Read more”. You will find the mp3 file at the bottom of the page.
In Acts 19, we read that Paul was preaching Christ without compromise. In doing so, he actually affected the profits of the pagan marketplace. There was an uproar! It was a close call for Paul and his friends, but God preserved them, and Paul encouraged his friends in their faith.
In Acts 19, we read that Paul was preaching Christ without compromise. In doing so, he actually affected the profits of the pagan marketplace. There was an uproar! It was a close call for Paul and his friends, but God preserved them, and Paul encouraged his friends in their faith.
A few weeks ago we started a study in Acts 11 concerning the generous giving of believers in the early church. This study led to a series regarding New Testament principles on giving. The series will end this Sunday with Pastor Matt answering questions that the congregation has submitted over the past four weeks.
