When you hear the word, “work”, what do you think of? How does it make you feel? A lot of us really prefer the idea of vegging on the couch over hard, manual labor. Yet, working can and should be one of the most fulfilling parts of our daily lives. Dr. Randy Norris drives that point home and encourages us to do every job–no matter how common or difficult–for God’s glory and our enjoyment.
When God said it’s not good for man to be alone, he meant it! God made us to need other people. We need close relationships with people who care for us and us for them. In this provocative message, Dr. Randy Norris shows us how to establish and maintain long-lasting relationships in marriage and in friendships. This message is a must-listen!!
This is an amazing message from Dr. Randy Norris on the huge importance of keeping ourselves in good physical health and taking care of the body God has given us. Randy had just finished running a half-marathon that Sunday morning. He literally had just finished the 13.1 mile run a few minutes before he stood up to preach. This is one message you don’t want to miss!
To celebrate the beginning a new year and a new decade, Dr. Randy Norris kicks off a new message series called “God of This City.” Each of these messages will challenge Christians to become more than simply “churchmen” but rather servants of a great and mighty God. God is moving in our community. He is changing lives in and around Birmingham and beyond. God loves this world and he wants his people to shine for him in it. The question is whether you and I will get on board and let this train pass us by.
The Grinch had a tiny heart with no room in it for Christmas or giving to others. But by the end of Dr. Suess’ classic tale, the Grinch’s heart was larger than anyone’s. This message by Dr. Randy Norris is part of a Christmas series based on famous Christmas shows. Today Randy shows us how we too can have an “enlarged” heart this Christmas season.
This is the first message in a series by Dr. Randy Norris called POUR: Pouring Our Lives Into Others. Today Randy uses the illustration of swinging with a broken arm to help us understand how it feels when we try to do ministry apart from God’s power and direction for our lives. Each of us as Christ-followers has a specific purpose and place in the Kingdom–and we’ll hit homeruns when we surrender to God’s shaping for us and live out our mission.
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