Angleton First Assembly of God

This is week two of three in our annual World Series endeavor. This particular message centers on compassion and asks three questions - what do you see, what do you do, and what matters most? The answers are important.

This is week 1 of our 2026 World Series. This message is on the importance of our participation in the Great Commission, which in a sense, is the homework assignment the Lord gave us before He went back to his Father.

Stillness is an inward place where we can encounter God, but finding that place isn't always easy. Theresa, our pastor's wife, shares three common challenges that can keep us from experiencing this important spiritual discipline.

Jesus told His disciples they would experience 'hate', and it would be because of their association with Him. As the gap between our culture and biblical truth widens, the potential for today's followers to experience the same increases.

Psalm 2 speaks of a people who aren't simply ignoring God but are actively resisting Him. They are hostile to God and His ways, and they rage. Why? This message proposes four possible contributors to the rage we see around us.

When it comes to God and the Bible, there are numerous differing beliefs. Good people can read the same Bible and see things differently. There is room for this. However, there are some things that are clear and not up for debate.

Waiting - It's not something we readily embrace or enjoy, and it can challenge our confidence in God's faithfulness. This message reveals five different things that can take place during the 'waiting' time. The last one is the one we want.

We see things that are hard to reconcile with what we believe to be true about God. Questions are normal. If God is good, then why this and how come that? The danger is allowing questions to become conclusions on God's character.

Tragedy has always been a part of this broken world, and technology allows us to take in a steady dose of it with no time to process. We want to be informed without being consumed. We don't want to numb out, so what can we do?

Ecclesiastes 3:11 tells us that God has put eternity in the heart of man. We have this built-in awareness that this life is not all there is. There's something bigger. God put something in us that would long for God Himself.