Hope & Faith

Message about not wasting time.

done on painter 11

3/4 To the Glory of God (Exodus 16:7a) "In the Morning" The goodness of God is never far away. Pastor Jeff and Sis. E share that if we hold on for just a little while and just believe, we will see the glory of the Lord shining through our situation in the morning. For other devotionals or videos or for more information on the ministry visit www.ongoodground.org

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Crosswalk.com chats with Amy Clipston about her husband's prolonged illness, their marital and financial struggles, and how a mutual organ donation saved two families from losing a parent. She tells her story in her new book, The Gift of Love.

Sam Ingrassia sits down with Crosswalk.com to share about his new book Just Say the Word, in which he encourages spouses to pray through the word of God with each other to strengthen their marriage.

Our Daily Bread - Instant Gratification (READ: Psalm 27:4-14)
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Written by David C. McCasland
Special thanks to Jireh

Using shapes, this beautiful animation connects the ageless beauty of Psalm 23 to the struggles and triumphs of our daily walk with God. The protection and care of God, is powerfully expressed in a dance between geometric shapes.

If you want to show this in your church, you can get a downloadable copy here: https://www.worshiphousemedia.com/mini-movies/44158/Psalm-23

Dr. Will explains how God crafted his experience - even from birth - to help confirm his career choice.

Following the trail of the prophecies of Jesus' advent. Done as a Christmas project at my church, Heartland Baptist Fellowship, Harrisonville, Mo.

2/25/14 To the Glory of God (Psalm 100:5) "For He is Good" God is good! Pastor Jeff and Sis. E remind us that He is good. In the midst of your trouble, in the midst of your sadness, in the midst of chaos, if you don't know anything else, it's important to know God is yet good. For more information on the ministry or to see other videos, visit the website at www.ongoodground.org

Watch full episode at www.therestorationroad.com

Everyone will be old.
We must grow old gracefully whoever we are.

Children are our futures and hopes.

Once you raise your own child,
you will comprehend the hardship of your parents.

The last generation plants the trees,
the next generation has the shade.

Parents are role models in guiding, leading and
teaching to their own children but never a maid.

We've all got things that we'd like to change, whether it's physical or part of our personality or anything that we believe makes us "imperfect". We look for approval from anywhere and by everyone, if only we knew that God accepts us through Jesus and that is the only approval we will ever need! That's freedom right there.

Pastor Mark L. Lastimoso (www.marklastimoso.com)

From the Point Of Grace album "A Thousand Little Things", a wonderful song of redemption. We all have our own story to tell, and no matter what that story is, God has promised us redemption and forgiveness through His Son Jesus Christ. That's what this song is all about. The song really touches me, because I regularly attend Celebrate Recovery, a Christian organization that deals with the hurts, habits, and hangups that we all have. I can really relate to the words of this song. Thank you Christa Wells and Nicole Witt for writing it for us, and thank to Point Of Grace for recording it perfectly. And thank You Jesus for redeeming me and everyone else out there with hurts, habits, and hangups.

I do not own this music, Warner Music Group does. I have purchased this music and use it in this video for non-commercial purposes only.

During my Bible Study this song came to me. Words and Music by Linda Conn© Registered with Socan

Watch entire episode at www.therestorationroad.com

Benefit Dinner held for my dear friend Jen who has been diagnosed with ALS. Jen passed away less then a year after the benefit.