To Know and Introduce Him Part III

Sermon Series:

To Know and Introduce Him Part II with Pastor Mike: 

In this powerful sermon, Pastor Mike highlights the difference between transformation and transfiguration in the Christian life. While Christ’s transfiguration on the mount was a sudden, external change, God’s work in us is a deep, ongoing transformation of the heart, mind, and character. His goal is not instant perfection but a lifelong process of refining us into His image. At times, we may feel as if God is distant or too occupied to notice our struggles. Luke 12:6-7 reminds us that not even a sparrow falls without His knowledge—how much more does He watch over us? Even when we don’t feel His presence, God is actively working, guiding, and shaping us. He is never absent, never too busy—always present and transforming us for His purpose. 

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Love is the Greatest with Pastor Mike: 

Pastor Mike emphasizes that love is the foundation of our faith. Jesus commanded us to love one another (John 13:34-35), reflecting God’s greatest example—giving His Son for us (John 3:16) and Christ dying for us while we were still sinners (Romans 5:8). Love is more than words; it’s action (1 Corinthians 13:1-8, 13). Without it, even the greatest sacrifices mean nothing. So, how will you reflect God's love today? Love isn’t just for a holiday—it’s a lifestyle. Every day is an opportunity to share Christ’s love.

To Know and Introduce Him Part III with Pastor Mike: In this powerful sermon, Pastor Mike emphasizes the difference between transformation and transfiguration in the Christian life. He explains that God’s goal for us is not a sudden, dramatic change in outward appearance (as seen in Christ’s transfiguration on the mount), but rather a deep, ongoing, inward transformation of the heart, mind, and character.  

To Know and Introduce Him Part II with Pastor Mike: This week, Pastor Mike emphasizes that the goal of faith is to truly know God, surpassing religious achievements (Philippians 3:4-8, 10). While humans admire outward grandeur, God values simplicity and obedience (Exodus 20:1-21). He works through ordinary people—Noah, Abraham, Moses, Ruth, Esther, Mary, and the shepherds—showing that true greatness comes through humility and trust in Him (1 Corinthians 1:26-29).

 

 

 

 

 

What Do You Live For? with Matt Branch: This week, we had the privilege of hearing from Matt Branch, a former LSU football player from Louisiana, who shared his powerful testimony of faith, perseverance, and God's miraculous hand in his life. His story is not just one of survival but of transformation—where God’s power and purpose became clearer than ever.

 

 

 

 

 

When God Does the Unexpected with Gordon Bates: Gordon challenged us to keep our eyes and hearts open to God's unexpected work. Too often, our routines blind us to His blessings. He encouraged us to document these moments throughout the year so we can look back, rejoice, and praise Him for His faithfulness.

 

 

 

 

 

To Know and Introduce Him Part I with Pastor Mike: As Christians, the focus of our faith is not on striving to meet a checklist of duties but on deepening our relationship with God. The Christian life is not something we have to do; it’s a privilege we get to embrace (1 John 5:3).