December 19, 2023
December 19, 2023
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The Work of Waiting

Messiah’s House · The Work of Waiting – Jason Craft After the birth of Jesus, the Gospel of Luke mentions two people who bear witness to Him in the Temple: Simeon and Anna.  Both Simeon and Anna  lived a large part of their lives waiting on the Consolation of Israel. Anna actually spent decades fasting and praying in the Temple looking for redemption in Jerusalem.  Simeon and Anna are worthy of our examination because their stories teach us some life lessons about how to wait on God.  Listen to this message and learn about four things that you can give […]
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November 1, 2022
November 1, 2022
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Silencing Shame

Messiah’s House · Silencing Shame – Jason Craft Did you know Jesus hates shame? Pastor Jason Craft tackles one of the most dominant issues in our hearts, arguing that shame is the very first emotion after the fall in the Garden of Eden. What is shame? How do we identify it in our lives? And how can we walk in freedom. Watch as Pastor Jason shares unique and fresh Biblical truth on shame.
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July 18, 2022
July 18, 2022
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The Art of Forgiveness

Messiah’s House · The Art of Forgiveness – Royce Gooch We know that, as believers, God has forgiven our sins and we are called to forgive others. But what does that really mean? What does forgiveness look like? What does it mean for our relationships? Listen as Royce Gooch talks about forgiveness from different perspectives and learn who and how to forgive.
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July 13, 2020
July 13, 2020
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Unmet Expectations

Messiah’s House · Unmet Expectations – Casey Webb Unmet expectations can lead to frustration and disappointment. If we let Him, God will renew us through time spent in His presence. As we let go of our wounds, and replace them with His goodness, we become more like Him. Listen as Casey Webb shares how God has impacted his life through quiet times with Him to see how God redeems our broken dreams and we can overcome unmet expectations.
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