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SouthCrest Church Sunday morning message, 4/21/24. Senior Pastor Matt McFadden continues our series in Acts, Upside-down Kingdom, in Acts 5-7. The Book of Acts is shown to be evidence for the Gospel message—perhaps a written factual testimony prepared for Paul’s trial before Nero—and among the demonstrated evidence is the change in the attitudes and motivations of the Apostles and early believers in the Gospel message.

SouthCrest Church Sunday morning message, 4/14/24. We continue our series, Upside-down Kingdom, in Acts 2:42-4:37. Youth Pastor Jevaughn Huggins calls us to be bold: our eternity is secure, no one can stop the Kingdom of God, and the Holy Spirit will give you the words. And in all we do, we are to always say the name: Jesus Christ.

SouthCrest Church Sunday morning message, 4/7/24. We begin our study in the Book of Acts, Upside-down Kingdom, in Acts 1-2:41. Senior Pastor Matt McFadden breaks down Jesus’s remaining days on earth between His resurrection and His ascension to heaven.

SouthCrest Church Sunday morning message, 3/31/24. Senior Pastor Matt McFadden delivers our Easter message on the power of the Resurrection from Matthew 28:1-10 and Ephesians 1:15-20.

SouthCrest Church Sunday morning message, 3/24/24. We conclude our series, Pray Like This, with Senior Pastor Matt McFadden leading a panel discussion on prayer. Leading off in Matthew 26:36-44, we hear from members who prayed to believe in the goodness of God’s Will during a difficult season of trial, hurt or disappointment, and how accepting God’s goodness helped them to prevail and see the blessing or preparation God had in mind.

SouthCrest Church Sunday morning message, 3/17/24. We open our series, Pray Like This, with Youth Pastor Jevaughn Huggins providing a foundation for a thriving, effective prayer life. Working from Matthew 6:1-8 and Mark 11:11-14 & 20-22, we witness Jesus explain two things for effective prayer: (1) our prayers should come from a place of authenticity and (2) our prayers should come from a place of purity.