From Fear To Freedom by Rose Marie Miller
For all those who live in fear of never quite "measuring up," this honest account of one woman's spiritual crisis provides a new look at the transforming power of God's grace in the midst of weakness. Readers will be encouraged to relinquish the role of spiritual "orphan" and embrace a forgiving heavenly Father.
Dave Taylor from our sister church in Sydney, Australia preached from Philippians 4:4-7 this past Sunday. It was celebration of the power of God at work in the souls of men and women who believe that Christ is everything.
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You know that conference we've hosted the last 2 summers (fingers crossed for 2016)? Look at them go for it in Kentucky this year!
That's our friend Matt Boswell and his band leading worship. And a big crowd of people learning to sing better songs for Jesus.
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Are you looking for a new way to tell the world about God's work in Orange, CA? Why not share this video via your favorite social media?
Chances are good you checked us out online before you visited us on a Sunday. Yelp and Google Maps have become our front door. It's how people get to know us before they ever even meet us.
Every week people from our community search for a church on Yelp. Let's all take a moment and tell them about what God is doing among us. Invite them to visit us. Post a picture. Whatever.
Check out the latest album from friends in our sister church in Pasadena. The Bairds have written a number of songs we sing on Sundays and played a part in planting our church years ago.
We have been blessed with a bi-vocational pastor since our very beginnings. Pastor Mike has served us as a volunteer, gladly making costly personal sacrifices matched only by his wife Lois. We're grateful for him (and her) and it's been good. Very good.
As we plan for the future, we want to ensure that we serve the men who serve us. We want to protect them...we have many needs and the work of a pastor is never finished. As a bi-vocational elder divides his time between his occupation and his calling to pastor our church, clear expectations are necessary. So this week our pastoral team adopted just such a document. A statement regarding the ministry and calling of a pastor who serves us full-time, while employed in another profession.
FYI. This document and others regarding how we organize and lead our church are all located here.
