"witness" Tagged Sermons

Share a Story of Freedom

Keep your hand at the plow! Don’t look back! Freedom comes after you take steps. It was January 27, 1956, a twenty-seven-year-old Martin Luther King Junior, sat in his kitchen in Montgomery, Alabama nursing a cup of coffee, unable to sleep. His life was threatened, and the bus boycott was failing. Earlier in the evening, a caller had warned, “If you aren’t…

Grateful for Trials

Last week, we began a series on being Rooted in Gratitude and Growing in Christ.  This 130th anniversary celebration repositions us to give thanks first for how God is and will be moving in the future.  We started with Gratitude, not attitude; and today, we look at being grateful for trials.   It sounds counterintuitive, doesn’t…