Angleton First Assembly of God

Once your identity is in Christ, the enemy will do his best to talk you out of who you really are. He came to steal, kill and destroy, and he specializes in identity theft. Resist his lies, and cling to the truth of what God has declared over you!

Rachel and Leah were sisters, and the Bible is clear that Rachel was the prettier of the two. Jacob ended up married to both, but he preferred Rachel - at least in the beginning. There's more to the story and much we can learn from Leah.

A person is either 'in sin' or 'in Christ'. Salvation moves us from one position to another. You may still struggle with some things, but this has to do with your condition. It needs constant improvement, but your position remains in Him.

Salvation is more than simply making an effort to do better. It is a miraculous transformation. It's more than placing a crown on the head of a frog. It's the changing of a frog into a prince because of the kiss of grace on one's life.

You arrive at the location where Jesus was crucified. Everyone's gone now, but the cross is still there. You take a long, hard look at it. What is it saying to you?

Some cried 'Hosanna!' Others cried 'Crucify him!' Two crowds - then and still. While Jesus hung on the cross, two thieves hung beside him. One turned to him, and the other did not. For Jesus, against Jesus - we make the choice.

We don't know her name, but we know a little of her story - and it's not good. She has a shady past, a bad reputation and a lot of pain. It's just another day, and she's going to the well - again. But this time, she won't go home the same!

The first lady of the house shares three different warnings from Moses to the children of Israel that are applicable to us today. They serve to help us guard our hearts as we move from where we are to where He's taking us.

A little dirt, a little spittle, a little mud in the eye, a little water - blindness healed! Our guest, Chance Abbott, puts new light on the story of the blind man and the pool of Siloam. Thanks for listening. 

Pharisee-itis is the disease of self-righteousness. Like other diseases, you can be unaware you have it. And sadly, you can catch it at church. This message takes a look at some of the symptoms that accompany this awful disease.