Angleton First Assembly of God

Friday is all about the cross. Sunday is all about the resurrection. What about Saturday? Friday is filled with pain and sorrow. Sunday is filled with joy and celebration. But what about Saturday - the day in between?

Communion is a special time with the Lord and challenges us to take a fourfold look - we look back, we look within, we look around, we look ahead. The final nine minutes of the message is a dramatization of Good Friday from the Skit Guys. 

Have you ever felt like it was over? No way out? Probably most of us have at one time or another. This message by Paul Wainwright is a reminder that there is still hope. We serve a God who can do the impossible, the God of hope. Look up!

Paul tells the believers of Ephesus not to be drunk on wine, but to be filled with the Spirit. God doesn't want us living a life that is out of control. He desires that we be under His control, living a life under the influence of His Spirit.

Whether it's body, mind or spirit - what goes in will come out. In the 7th chapter of John, Jesus invites us to drink 'living water' of Him. When we drink of Jesus, what's in Him gets in us - and we become a means of blessing in a thirsty world.

The experience I had so many years ago was truly life-changing. This message shares more of the journey following that evening and also takes a look at what is known as the second blessing. Is this really a thing?

It was an unforgettable night in my life - March 30th, 1982. I had an eye-opening experience at the church, followed by an I-empowering experience a few hours later in my apartment. Everything changed!

Most are familiar with John 3:16, but what about that other 3:16, the one in Luke? It speaks of the baptism of the Holy Spirit. John 3:16 is all about salvation. Luke 3:16 is about power. John 3:16 is for the world. Luke 3:16 is for the church!

The Holy Spirit inside of you changes everything! He is multi-purpose and does many things in the life of a believer. In this first message of our 'Helper' series, we focus more on one thing He doesn't do. 

Intentional living is about doing life in a deliberate way. It's about making certain things happen instead of just waiting and wishing. It's on-purpose living. Most things worthwhile don't happen by accident. They happen because of intention.