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Forgiveness is a necessary part of living the life God has called us to. Whether it's extending forgiveness to others or learning to forgive yourself, holding on to hurt, bitterness, and guilt keeps us from fully enjoying the life God has given us. God calls us to walk in love, and that means choosing forgiveness even when it's difficult. It's not always easy, but forgiveness frees our hearts and allows us to move forward in the grace God has shown us. Forgiveness is necessary to live in the freedom God offers. In this special panel discussion with Pastor Avery Aadland, Jermina White, & Pastor Tiffany Wright, we explore what it looks like to live a life of forgiveness, extend grace to others and ourselves, and walk in love through it all. Don't let unforgiveness hold you back from enjoying the life God has given you. Choose forgiveness, walk in love, and live in the freedom of His grace!

Jesus didn’t just forgive your sins. He gave you His righteousness! Yet so many of us walk around replaying our past, carrying guilt and shame for things God has already settled. Romans 8:1 says there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus. If God isn’t condemning you, why are you? It’s easy to let old mistakes define us and to think our worth is tied to what we’ve done. But when we look at the cross, we find that our righteousness was never about our performance. It’s a gift from Him. You are forgiven. 1 John 1:9 promises that when we confess, He is faithful to forgive and cleanse us. You are made new. God sent His Son not to condemn the world, but to save it (John 3:15-17). You are called to forgive as you’ve been forgiven. Ephesians 4:32 reminds us to be kind and forgiving, and that includes being kind to yourself. If Jesus doesn’t remember your sin, you don’t have to either. “Remember Your Righteousness” is a call to stop living in guilt and start living in who God says you are: forgiven, free, and made right through Christ. You were never meant to carry what Jesus already carried. Receive His forgiveness, forgive yourself, and walk confidently in the righteousness He’s given you!

THE POWER OF JOY | REJOICE ALWAYS Joy is more than a feeling—it’s a strength God has given us to live with, even when life doesn’t go as planned. Our joy isn’t dependent on our circumstances; it comes from knowing who God is and trusting Him through every season. Joy isn’t determined by what’s happening around you. The joy of the Lord gives us strength in every season. We can rejoice always because our hope is in Him. “The Power of Joy” reminds us that we don’t have to wait for life to get better to experience God’s joy. No matter what season you’re in, there is always a reason to rejoice when your joy is rooted in Him!

THE POWER OF JOY | REJOICE ALWAYS Joy is more than a feeling—it’s a strength God has given us to live with, even when life doesn’t go as planned. Our joy isn’t dependent on our circumstances; it comes from knowing who God is and trusting Him through every season. Joy isn’t determined by what’s happening around you. The joy of the Lord gives us strength in every season. We can rejoice always because our hope is in Him. “The Power of Joy” reminds us that we don’t have to wait for life to get better to experience God’s joy. No matter what season you’re in, there is always a reason to rejoice when your joy is rooted in Him!

God didn’t just save us to survive life—He came so we could truly LIVE it! Jesus said He came to give us life more abundantly, a life filled with His joy, peace, and goodness. In a world full of distractions, it’s easy to lose sight of the One who gives us life. But when we keep our eyes on Jesus, we discover that real joy isn’t dependent on our circumstances. It comes from Him. - God wants you to enjoy the life He’s given you. - His joy is meant to be full and overflowing. - When our eyes are on Jesus, we can live with joy, peace, and purpose. “All Eyes on Jesus” reminds us that the key to enjoying the life God has given us is keeping our focus on Him and allowing His joy to fill every part of our lives. You were created for more than just getting by. Keep your eyes on Jesus, receive the life He offers, and learn to enjoy the life He’s given you!

Thanks God for his strength and grace he gives!

Corporate encounter will never replace personal intimacy with HIM!

What we say matters. Scripture shows us different ways we can confess, speak, and declare God’s Word—and each one has a place in our everyday lives. In this message, we’ll look at four kinds of confession in the New Testament and how we can put them into practice.

Paul reminds us to be “fervent in spirit, serving the Lord.” Our service isn’t about recognition, position, or what we get in return. It’s about reflecting the heart of Jesus in the way we love, serve, encourage, and care for others. 🔥 Real service is humble. Real service is sacrificial. Real service is consistent. Real service puts others first. Jesus said, “Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant.” Serving the church means more than filling a position. It means looking for opportunities to meet a need, carry a burden, encourage someone, make room for someone else, and use what God has given us to build His house. Sometimes serving looks like a microphone. Sometimes it looks like a camera. Sometimes it looks like holding a door, making a meal, praying with someone, or simply noticing a need and meeting it. The question isn’t, “What can I get?” It’s “How can I serve?” 🔥 Am I willing to serve even when no one sees it? 🔥 Am I using what God has given me to build His church? 🔥 Do I look for opportunities to make someone else’s life better? 🔥 Am I serving from love, or from recognition? 🔥 Does the way I serve reflect the heart of Jesus? We weren’t saved to sit on the sidelines. We are the Church. We are a body. And every person has something to bring. A church that serves is a church that loves. A church that serves is a church that carries one another. A church that serves is a church that looks like Jesus. This is what it means to live with a fire that serves. 🔥

Paul reminds us to be “fervent in spirit, serving the Lord.” Our service isn’t about recognition, position, or what we get in return. It’s about reflecting the heart of Jesus in the way we love, serve, encourage, and care for others. 🔥 Real service is humble. Real service is sacrificial. Real service is consistent. Real service puts others first. Jesus said, “Whoever wants to become great among you must be your servant.” Serving the church means more than filling a position. It means looking for opportunities to meet a need, carry a burden, encourage someone, make room for someone else, and use what God has given us to build His house. Sometimes serving looks like a microphone. Sometimes it looks like a camera. Sometimes it looks like holding a door, making a meal, praying with someone, or simply noticing a need and meeting it. The question isn’t, “What can I get?” It’s “How can I serve?” 🔥 Am I willing to serve even when no one sees it? 🔥 Am I using what God has given me to build His church? 🔥 Do I look for opportunities to make someone else’s life better? 🔥 Am I serving from love, or from recognition? 🔥 Does the way I serve reflect the heart of Jesus? We weren’t saved to sit on the sidelines. We are the Church. We are a body. And every person has something to bring. A church that serves is a church that loves. A church that serves is a church that carries one another. A church that serves is a church that looks like Jesus. This is what it means to live with a fire that serves. 🔥