Grace Pointe Assembly of God Terry Evans

In times of panic, fear, and chaos we are reminded that the end of this world is promised by our Savior. We should look to Him and represent Him in everything we say and do regardless of the reactions of the lost.

With ongoing tumult and chaos going on all around us it is critical that Christians remember where to rest their hopes. Abraham, Simeon, and Anna are shown to be examples of the kind of hope that all of us can have once we learn to trust the One who gave the promise more than the desired fulfillment.

Our lives are often filled with difficulties and problems and we can sometimes fail to see the real power and authority contained in the Name. Jesus has granted us the privilege of acting on His behalf on Earth and the power to do amazing works if we truly understand and believe in the power of His Name.

Janice Evans delivers a sermon for the national AG Women's Ministry Sunday. In a survey of the life of Daniel we are reminded to follow his example as we face a world that is increasingly hostile to our faith. The prophet stood faithfully and steadfastly with a boldness that is derived primarily through prayer.

In this life we often wonder how we can do something that really matters and find ourselves working harder and harder with no progress. In Romans 12:3-8 and 1 Corinthians 12:1-11 we find that it is the Spirit who gives the gifts that make an eternal difference. If we pursue more of God He will grant us all we need to accomplish all He desires of us.

We are often tempted to see moral goodness as something we get if we work hard enough. In this sermon from Galatians 5:16-25 we are shown that the sinful life in the flesh is filled with works and striving towards a happiness we can never reach. But the life of the Spirit produces fruit that will fill all of our deepest longings if we press into God and do not inhibit His work.