BUT WHO ARE YOU?- Tonight at Crossfire, Pastor Jason Collins reads from Acts 19:13-15, preaching on what it is to be a follower of Jesus Christ. Are we followers of Christ to be the captain of the debate team, or do we really want to win and to disciple other believers? Paul was in Ephesus. He wasn’t there just hanging out. He didn’t go to see what was going on. Paul knew eternity was at stake. He was on a mission called by God to preach the glorious Gospel. In verses 1 through 7, Paul asked if they had received the Holy Spirit since they’d believed. They said we haven’t heard, so Paul explained it. He didn’t say you just need it; he explained it. Paul withheld nothing that was profitable to them. He taught, he preached, both publicly and privately. Sometimes when sharing the gospel, we have to become vulnerable with people and make ourselves available to people. People are perishing in their sin and bondages. They want to know the Jesus you know, but if we never show them Jesus, and never teach them who He is, and never show them the way, how will they come to know Him and accept Him as their personal Savior?
Up Next in 2023
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Crossfire Services - July 27th, 2023
LITTLE IS MUCH WHEN GOD IS IN IT- Tonight at Crossfire, Pastor Asher Webber reads Mark 6:34-44 discussing the hunger for more of God in our lives. God will always supply our needs. In His Word, He promises to meet our spiritual and our physical needs. Pastor Webber encourages us to recognize w...
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Crossfire Services - Jul. 13th, 2023
WHEN YOU PRAY, NOT IF- Tonight at Crossfire, Pastor Paris Ragan reads Matthew 6:16-18 teaching how believers must believe God for a move of His mighty power in these desperate times. We need God to pour out His spirit on the earth and bring in a great harvest. Pastor Paris says, historically, w...
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Crossfire Services - Jun. 22nd, 2023
THE INJUSTICE OF UNFORGIVENESS- Tonight at Crossfire, Pastor Paris Ragan reads Matthew 6:14-15 discussing the forgiveness of God towards us, and our forgiveness towards others. When a believer has their hearts and their minds exposed to the depth and the weight and the burden of their own sin, t...
