Listen to "Traits of a True Christian" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 10-14-18
The language we use to describe salvation is varied-knowing God, being a Christian, having eternal life-but at the core of all that spiritual terminology is the critical question: Are you going to heaven?
You may think you know the answer to that question, but how can you be certain? This Sunday at White Pine, we will be studying 1 John 2:3-11, which identifies three identifying marks of true faith. If you don't want to have to guess where you or a loved one stands with God, this study will give you the clarity you seek.
Listen to "No Reason To Hide" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 10-07-18
Imagine if an archeologist unearthed a letter from Jesus' best friend, written to people who didn't know Christ personally about how to get close to Him. How valuable would that letter be to you? How carefully would you want to read it?
We have the letter.
It's called 1 John, and it's in the Bible. For the next several weeks, we are going to mine it for practical help in our quest to know God and follow Jesus. If you want to be 100% sure of your salvation and more fulfilled in your relationship with God, this is the series for you!
Listen to "The Misfit" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 09-30-18
There are those who are used greatly by God, and then there are those who are, well, like you.
Whether it's because of your wiring, your priorities or your track record, you know that you're not the kind of person that Jesus would ever call on to do anything significant for Him.
Which is why He just might.
I hope you will join us at White Pine this Sunday to catch of glimpse of God's stubborn plan to use you like no one else.
Listen to "The Outcast" by Greg Sidders, Sunday, 09-23-18
Most of us convince ourselves that we are good people right up to the point that we are caught doing something undeniably bad. That's when everything crumbles, including our confidence that we will be able to stand before Jesus unashamed.
But there is a story in the Bible that tells us how He responds when someone with no excuse for their behavior is shoved in His face. We'll read that story together this Sunday and rejoice that in this unmerciful world, there is One who refuses to treat us as ours sins deserve.
