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In this message, Pastor Rick delves into Romans 12:14-21 to teach us how to overcome evil with good. He emphasizes replacing natural reactions with a Christ-like responses, as exemplified by David sparing Saul's life. Pastor Rick urges us to understand our enemies' life experiences, mirroring Jesus' empathy. He highlights the importance of focusing on our Christian duties rather than what others deserve, reminding us of Jesus' unconditional love. Additionally, he calls us to seek peace instead of victory, following the examples of Stephen and Jesus. Ultimately, Pastor Rick encourages us to trust God and respond to wrongdoing with kindness, reflecting Christ's transformative power.

The biggest takeaway from this message is: "Where there is hope, there is a future." Even when life gets super tough and everything seems to be falling apart, hanging on to a bit of hope can give you the strength to keep going and look forward to better days. This hope, grounded in faith and trust in God, is shown as a powerful force that turns suffering into perseverance, builds character, and leads to a positive outlook.

Pastor Rick and Pastor Matthew address the controversial topic of favorite weather personalities, talk about their favorite classic movies, things coming up, and a breakdown of Mark 16 from today's BRP (Bible Reading Plan)

Get ready to dive into the epic truths of the Book of Romans with Pastor Rick! In this message, Pastor Rick explores how studying scripture is like working a piece of land – the more effort you put in, the richer the rewards. Pastor Rick breaks down Paul’s incredible transformation and how his letter to the Romans still packs a punch today.
Discover why Paul wrote this game-changing letter and how it can supercharge your faith. From the struggle with sin to the power of grace, Pastor Rick covers it all, making ancient wisdom feel fresh and relevant. Learn how to strengthen your spiritual gifts, boost your church community, and spread good vibes everywhere you go. Tune in for a faith boost that’s as inspiring as it is insightful.
Whether you’re a Bible newbie or a seasoned believer, Pastor Rick’s got something for you. Hit play and let’s grow together in the rich soil of Romans. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share with your friends – let’s make this spiritual journey a trend! 🌟🙏📖

Y'all, this is a good one! It's a special episode of TheRoad Detour as we bid farewell to Fred and Jopy, beloved members of our church. At 92, they share 70 years of marriage, parenting, and faith as they prepare to move to Dallas.Hear about Fred's architecture career, Jopy's dedication to family and Bible study, and their involvement with Young Life. Their wisdom and grace should inspire us all.Catch Fred and Jopy at the 8:00 AM service this weekend to wish them well.📅 Reminder: Memorial Day Weekend Service Schedule:Sunday Services: 8:00 AM, 9:15 AM, 10:30 AM (NO 11:45 AM service)

Join Pastor Rick as he explores one of the most intriguing and controversial topics in Christianity: the return of Jesus Christ and the end of the world. In this message, Pastor Rick discusses historical predictions, like those of William Miller and the infamous "88 Reasons Jesus Will Return in 1988," and why they didn't come to pass.
Focusing on Mark 13, Pastor Rick outlines five crucial warnings Jesus gave about His return:
Avoid Dependence on Visible Signs: Learn why spiritual security shouldn't rely on physical symbols like the Jerusalem temple.
Beware of False Messengers: Understand the dangers of deceptive teachings and how to stay rooted in God's Word.
Stay Focused Amidst World Turmoil: Discover how to maintain faith through global conflicts and natural disasters.
Persevere Through Hardship: Be prepared for persecution and betrayal, holding onto the promise of salvation for those who endure.
Keep Watch and Keep Working: Live every day with the expectancy of Christ's return, and let it inspire your actions.
Don't miss this message of what Jesus said about His own return and how it applies to our lives today.