El Roi: The God Who Sees Me

El Roi: The God Who Sees Me

Messiah’s House [https://soundcloud.com/user-594487320] · El Roi: The God Who Sees Me – Mike Silva [https://soundcloud.com/user-594487320/el-roi-the-god-who-sees-me] Today’s message centers on one of the most personal names of God found in Scripture: El Roi, “The God Who Sees Me.” Through the story of Hagar and the testimony of God’s people throughout the Bible, we discover that God never loses sight of His children. His watch-care is not driven by suspicion but by love, compassion, and a desire to draw near to those who are hurting. As we examine the lives of Hagar, Israel, David, and ultimately the work of Christ on the cross, we are reminded that God sees our pain, our struggles, our sacrifices, our wounds, and even our potential. Whether you feel overlooked, forgotten, or uncertain about your future, this message offers the assurance that your Heavenly Father knows your name, walks with you through every circumstance, and lovingly watches over your life. Because El Roi sees you, your story is not over. The post El Roi: The God Who Sees Me [https://mh.church/el-roi-the-god-who-sees-me/] appeared first on Messiah's House Church | Amarillo, Texas [https://mh.church].

The Idol Of Approval

Messiah’s House [https://soundcloud.com/user-594487320] · The Idol Of Approval [https://soundcloud.com/user-594487320/the-idol-of-approval] After Paul planted churches in Galatia, false teachers (often called Judaizers) told believers that faith in Jesus was not enough-they also had to keep the Jewish law, including circumcision, to be saved. Paul writes this letter to the churches to remind them that we are saved by grace through faith alone, not by keeping the law. Paul reminds us we should not return to legalism but we should live in the freedom and power of the Holy Spirit. This message is based on the second chapter of Galatians and speaks to the fact that we should stand for the gospel even when it is difficult. The post The Idol Of Approval [https://mh.church/the-idol-of-approval/] appeared first on Messiah's House Church | Amarillo, Texas [https://mh.church].

Don’t Back Down

Messiah’s House [https://soundcloud.com/user-594487320] · Don’t Back Down – Jason Craft [https://soundcloud.com/user-594487320/dont-back-down-jason-craft] The Christian life is not a playground, it’s a battleground. We have a real spiritual enemy that we are at war with but God has already provided everything we need to live in victory. The purpose of Ephesians 6 is to provide practical instructions for living a faithful Christian life and to equip believers to stand firm against spiritual opposition. This message deals with healthy relationships and putting on the “Armor of God” so that we may resist temptation and evil. The post Don’t Back Down [https://mh.church/dont-back-down/] appeared first on Messiah's House Church | Amarillo, Texas [https://mh.church].

Different By Design

Messiah’s House [https://soundcloud.com/user-594487320] · Different by Design – Stephen Tow [https://soundcloud.com/user-594487320/different-by-design-stephen] Today’s message comes from Ephesians 5, where the Apostle Paul highlights two defining marks of the Christian life: how believers are to live their personal lives and how they are to function in their distinct roles within marriage. In both, we discover that following Christ sets us apart, not only in our personal walk but also in marriage. Join us as we uncover God’s blueprint for marriage and discover how embracing His design leads to stronger, healthier, and Christ-centered relationships. Biblical marriage is different by design. The post Different By Design [https://mh.church/different-by-design/] appeared first on Messiah's House Church | Amarillo, Texas [https://mh.church].

No More Playing Church

Messiah’s House [https://soundcloud.com/user-594487320] · No More Playing Church – Jason Craft [https://soundcloud.com/user-594487320/no-more-playing-church-jason] This message is based on the fourth chapter of Ephesians where the Apostle Paul encourages us to walk worthy of the calling to which we were called. Christianity is not just about being a church member, it’s about a new way of life. We are all called and that calling requires us to live life in community and to constantly walk out our faith by loving others. This teaching highlights 5 things that we must do if we are to walk worthy of the calling that God has given to us as His people. The post No More Playing Church [https://mh.church/no-more-playing-church/] appeared first on Messiah's House Church | Amarillo, Texas [https://mh.church].