Chuck Foreman – Teaching and Missions Pastor
Big Idea: History is sacred. The good and the bad. We learn from the sins of our past, confessing them. Determined not to repeat them, we move forward to rebuild, so that God’s kingdom may come, and his will be done on earth as it is in heaven.
Soncire Brown – Children’s Pastor
Big Idea: As a follower of Christ we are called to REPAIR the breach. When we encounter God and learn of Him, we can respond by not only seeing what is broken but by being empowered by His Spirit to repair it or bring it back to wholeness.
Jerome Parker – Community Pastor
Big Idea: The further we get away from God’s way of doing things, the more conflict, pain, suffering, sickness, sin, racism, fatherlessness, abortion, addiction, abuse, poverty, unrest, murder, stress, fighting, lack of dignity and ultimately death is what we have – BUT JESUS!
Jerome Parker – Community Pastor
When we constantly seek our own benefit and the not benefit of others we enter into the arena of pride — pride is the appetizer to destruction – so while we’re busy arguing and being divided we are actually adding ingredients to a meal of destruction. Stop Hurting-Start Loving
That’s whats up!!!
Jerome Parker – Community Pastor
It is good and pleasant for us Jesus Followers to live together in unity…doesn’t mean that we’ll agree on everything or on every detail— it does mean, however, that if we don’t live in unity, it will be bad and unpleasant!
Jerome Parker – Community Pastor
The role of a father goes much further than being a catalyst for the birth of child … the role of a Father sets a foundation of love, compassion and stability…. To reproduce the character of God in the generation that is following him.
Jerome Parker – Community Pastor
Our Creator is the Father of Compassion, The God of all Comfort. As we suffer, so are we comforted. As we are comforted, so we comfort others. As we are comforted, so are we able to endure our suffering.
Jerome Parker – Community Pastor
It’s okay to be a little bit crazy…embrace the adversity and rejoice in the hard times because Jesus is waiting to be made strong in your life and exchange your strength for His!
Jerome Parker – Community Pastor
The work of being a Jesus Follower is really where the rubber meets the road. No matter how deep we grow in our walk with the Lord we’ll never stop being workers. There are no furloughs or vacation days for doing of the work of the gospel. Work with pleasing the Heart of God in mind.
Jerome Parker – Community Pastor
We take our cue from Jesus who purposely looked for the lost. We must look for those who are lost and intentionally connect with them. If we are not doing THAT then we are doing “Jesus Following” wrong!
