Angleton First Assembly of God

The message on the scoreboard during the halftime show of the Super Bowl was one most everyone would support - love over hate. So why all the division? In this message, I add another scoreboard to the field for some clarification.

Many teams have returned to the field after halftime to win a game that seemed hopeless and out of reach. It matters what takes place in the locker room during halftime. This is true in football, and it's also true in faith and life.

This is the final message of a 3-part series on lasting change. The three points in this message can be challenging, but they are needed to keep us falling back into the same old patterns and habits.

Lasting change starts in the heart and requires a renewal of the mind. That was our focus last week. Today's message explores three more principles we need to embrace if we're going to see change that endures.

Temporary change is easy, but lasting change is what we're after. That can be a challenge. This message is the first of three that will explore some principles in God's Word that can help us with our goals and our decisions to do better.

What is church, and why go? That's the focus of this message as I share three areas where the church has greatly impacted my life. The church has much to do with where I am today. Church matters!

This message is based off of a song released a few years ago. The song tells the story of one who makes his way back to his faith and to church. Great song with some great insight and lessons for the church.

Every moment has eternal significance when we choose to live it with purpose. It's not just the 'big moments' of life that matter. The small, everyday moments are opportunities to bring glory to God. Right now matters!

This is our annual Christmas movie sermon. This year's movie was Elf, released in 2003 and starring Will Ferrell as Buddy the elf. Great movie! Six different clips are used to present four life lessons we can glean from Buddy.

The wise men brought gifts with them when they came to see Jesus. The gifts were expensive and elaborate with great meaning, but the greatest gift there was the child for which they sought.