Angleton First Assembly of God

"Well done, good and faithful servant." We find these words in a story told by Jesus. The 'well done' marks an event that came "after a long time." There is unseen process that is needful, making the event possible and worthwhile.

2 Timothy 1:7 tells us God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind. This doesn't mean we'll never deal with fear, but it lets us know the source of fear. It's a tactic of our enemy, the devil.

With the Master's golf tournament concluding today, this message parallels the game of golf to living the Christian life.

The truth of God's goodness is most clearly seen when we look at the cross. When we experience bad things here on earth, the enemy will try and tell us that God isn't good, but that isn't the case. The cross alone says God is good.

This message focuses on four places for us to look as we prepare ourselves to take communion - back, in, around, and up.

Dave Roever is a military hero and a walking miracle. At 79 years of age, he continues to travel the world and share the love of God. He's an easy find on the internet if you are interested in learning more of his story. 

The sovereignty of God and the free will of man - can they both exist together? Surely, our God is sovereign, but does that mean that man has no say in how his life plays out? Is everything that happens all part of God's plan? 

Water - it's essential! We need physical water in order to live, and we need the living water Jesus offers if we're going to live forever. This message focuses on two women, the Samaritan woman at the well and a woman named Agnes.

This message came about after watching the State of the Union address this past Tuesday evening. It gives us five reminders, taken from the parable of the wheat and tares found in Matthew 13.

Some have said that 'if' and faith don't mix. 'If' is a sign of doubt and unbelief, and God won't respond .

 

God can. God will. But even if . . . This has been simplified, but you can find it in the 3rd chapter of Daniel. It doesn't come across as the type of high-level faith taught by some, but it preceded one of the greatest miracles ever recorded.