Reimagining the E Word: Being Naturally Supernatural
Charles Frick2026-09-28T09:48:27-04:00Mary Margaret LeRoy | Sharing our faith is as simple as extending kindness to people we meet. God is always working and we are invited
Mary Margaret LeRoy | Sharing our faith is as simple as extending kindness to people we meet. God is always working and we are invited
Reese LeRoy | What if reluctance to share our faith is not a problem of technique, but a problem of love? With a focus on
Reese LeRoy | In our new series on evangelism, we see that a “win” based on scripture is faithfully and joyfully sharing the Good News
Landon Meadow | Jonah's three days in the belly of a fish was the best sign for a city that worshipped a half man half
Reese LeRoy | In the fourth and final chapter of Jonah, we are reminded of the incredible steps God will take to save a city and transform
Reese LeRoy | In the third chapter of Jonah, God's prophet finally goes to Nineveh with instructions from Him to simply "proclaim to it the
Reese LeRoy | The second chapter of Jonah finds the disobedient prophet in the belly of a large fish. It's in this dark and dire
Reese LeRoy | In this new message series, we discover that the story of Jonah is about so much more than a man getting swallowed
Reese LeRoy | In the final message of this series, we focus on Jehovah Nissi as revealed to Moses and the Children of Israel in Exodus
Sam Sahyouni | In this message, Youth Pastor Sam Sahyouni explores Jehovah Shammah (The Lord Is There) and what God’s presence means for us today: A Gift
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Augusta, GA 30907
Phone: 706.863.9766
Fax: 706.863.5509
3126 Parrish Rd
Augusta, GA 30907
Phone: 706.863.9766
Fax: 706.863.5509
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