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Resources to Get MentalFit
This week, the Sunday message tackled the very difficult subject of mental health. All too often, the church struggles with knowing the proper response to those who struggle with mental illness. During my research and study for the message, I ran across this book that I thought was well written and gives a great understanding of those who live every day in the darkness of mental illness. A clear defining of the issue and the personal stories certainly give one…
936 Weeks
All parents feel like their kids are growing up too fast, but how fast is too fast? It’s 936 weeks to be exact. That’s how long you have between birth and high school graduation. The question each parent must answer is, how are you using your weeks? I know you sometimes feel pressure to fill your summers with more than seems to actually fit: multiple camps, baseball games, vacations, strawberry picking (my family favorite), and all sorts of other adventures.…
Is It Because There Is No God?
We all have resources we turn to when we need help, advice, or input. Should I take this job? How do I handle this situation with my child? Is it time to move? Can my marriage be better? Should I eat that second (or third) donut? Sometimes we turn to family. Sometimes we look for the latest and greatest book on the subject. Friends are usually always willing to help out. And those casual acquaintances are ALWAYS ready to tell…
Villains of the Bible – Satan – Real Attacks but Real Victory
Sermon Podcast Audio Your browser does not support the audio element. A Real Attack Have you ever watched the National Geographic channel and seen the videos of the gazelles or zebras on the African plain? The camera cuts to the lion who is laying in wait, just ready to pounce on its prey. The lion is patient and waits to see one zebra pull away from the heard and then he makes his move. Then he pounces and absolutely destroys the…
Top 3 Bible Reading Apps
Technology: For Good or Evil Technology is a double-edged sword. It devours hours of our teenagers time, and yet it put important information at your finger tips whenever and wherever you need it. Some people lament how the prevalence of tiny screens everywhere has damaged community while others couldn’t imagine a world without the conveniences technology offers us. The same tension exists when considering how technology affects Christians. How ironic it is that the same tiny screen can offer a…
The Other Guy – Understanding the Trinity
In Sunday’s sermon, we established that the Holy Spirit is completely and totally God, equal with the Father and the Son. As we try to understand the complexity of the Trinity, sometimes a little humor can be helpful.
Jesus Changes Everything – Ben’s Story
At Ashworth Road, we believe that Jesus changes everything. Ben Verhasselt recently shared his story of coming to faith in Jesus and why he wanted to be baptized. Check out Ben’s story here:
Jesus Changes Everything – Isaiah’s Story
At Ashworth Road, we believe that Jesus changes everything. Isaiah Enochson recently shared his story of coming to faith in Jesus and why he wanted to be baptized. Check out Isaiah’s story here:
Jesus Changes Everything – Jaden’s Story
At Ashworth Road, we believe that Jesus changes everything. Jaden Clark recently shared his story of coming to faith in Jesus and why he wanted to be baptized. Check out Jaden’s story here:
Jesus Changes Everything – Mercy’s Story
At Ashworth Road, we believe that Jesus changes everything. Mercy Sirleaf recently shared her story of coming to faith in Jesus and why she wanted to be baptized. Check out Mercy’s story here:
Jesus Changes Everything – Lizbeth’s Story
At Ashworth Road, we believe that Jesus changes everything. Lizbeth Clark recently shared her story of coming to faith in Jesus and why she wanted to be baptized. Check out Lizbeth’s story here:
Jesus Changes Everything – Zac’s Story
At Ashworth Road, we believe that Jesus changes everything. Zac Siefkas recently shared his story of coming to faith in Jesus and why he wanted to be baptized. Check out Zac’s story here: