In this message, Pastor Randy Norris tackles the unpopular question of who is really king in our lives. Who is king of our mountain and king of our world? We may say that God rules us, but our actions and attitudes may be proving otherwise.
In our world, few people feel completely forgiven and even less have completely forgiven. Many of us carry some guilt and regret around with us about things we have done. And even if we don’t feel personal guilt, we often harbor anger and despise toward someone else who has hurt and taken advantage of us. Life can’t possibly be “abundant” like Jesus promised for us if we continue to hold on to these attitudes of unforgiveness. Our guest speaker, Ken Galyean, exposes those attitudes and gives us multiple motivations on why we should forgive–and be forgiven.
(Ken Galyean is the founder of Call To Africa missions ministry. Check out his powerful ministry at www.CallToAfrica.org.)
Preaching his final message in this incredible series on Joshua, Pastor Randy Norris illustrates how even the words of a dying man (Joshua) aren’t enough to guarantee that God’s people will always listen and obey. It requires our personal and daily surrender. It requires us making a choice to follow Jesus. Randy echos the now famous words of Joshua himself, ”As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord!”
What does this year hold in store for us? Truly, only God in heaven knows. Fortunately for those of us who are His children, He is also God who inside of us. That means this year is pregnant with possibilities because the same power that raised Jesus from the dead is alive in us! Pastor Randy puts a huge exclamation point to that exhilerating thought in this week’s message. As he lays out some plans for The Church at Ross Station in 2008, Pastor Randy encourages us as members of the Body of Christ “jump on board” the moving train that is the Church at Ross Station and is the abundant life with Jesus Christ!
In this final message of 2007, Pastor Randy Norris hits home and heart with his powerful challenge to reflect back then move forward. All of us have ideas of how we would like our lives to be. Pastor Randy shows us how not to repeat the mistakes we may have made in 2007. And he gives simple directions for make 2008 better than ever as we allow Christ to rule and reign over our calendars and our actions.
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