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Series Overview:
Join us as we dive into our teaching series, "Early Church". As we become the church God intended for us to become, lives will be changed spiritually and physically. As the Gospel goes forth to everyone, problems will arise but can be solved through the power of the Holy Spirit. Freedom comes when the the Spirit of God moves.
Week #1 - What did Jesus intend the church to become? We can learn powerful lessons from what we see modeled in the early church. . Acts 2:41-47.
Week #2 - Discover more about the miracles the apostles performed and what you and I can learn from these powerful demonstrations of the power of God. Acts 3:1-10.
Week #3 - What frequency are you tuned into? Discover how listening, trust and obedience play such key roles in our walks with Jesus. Learn from Peter and Cornelius in Acts 10 about how you can increase your faith.
Week #4 - Disagreements and conflicts within the church are unavoidable. Church can be messy because people are messy. But through the power of the Holy Spirit we can choose to stay on mission for the Kingdom.
Week #5 - Freedom is available to all of us. Freedom from spiritual darkness, physical struggles, spiritual blindness - God offers everyone freedom.
Week #6 - The arrival of the Holy Spirit was crucial to the launch of the first church and is equally important for today's church.
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Series Overview:
Let's commit to pursuing boldness this summer. Join us as we discover more about the boldness that God has called each His children to in pursuit of greater Christ-likeness.
Week #1 - What's the true source of the boldness that God calls us to in Scripture? As Christ followers, we have a bold commission to go forth and share the Gospel with those around us.
Week #2 - What does it mean to be an evangelist? Is it really that difficult? If you've had a life changing experience with Jesus and a desire to tell others about it - then you're an evangelist.
Week #3 - Boldly proclaiming the Gospel to our unsaved family members can be tough. Sometimes is necessary to bury the hatchet before someone will be willing to pick up their cross and follow Jesus.
Week #4 - Think for a moment about your weekly rhythms, those you come into contact wtih daily or weekly. Have you ever considered those people as the mission field that God has placed before you?
Week #5 - What does your life look like when the going gets tough? Join us as we dig into Scripture to discover a few timeless principles from the life of Nehemiah.
Week #6 - Become a bold giver. Join our guest speaker Claude Robold, who with over 50 years of ministry experience leads us in a new view of giving.
Week #7 - Jesus was never interested in low-balling people or lessening the commitment that He was calling people towards. Is He really telling us that we should hate our families in order to follow Him? Let's find out.
Week #8 - What does B.O.L.D. living look like? Join Pastor Dale French as he unpacks the answer to this important question.
Week #9 - Jump in as we discuss what praying bold prayers looks like in the life of a believer.
Week #10 - A fresh look back at a frequently known account from Scripture. What do the three friends from Daniel 3 have to teach us about standing firm in an increasingly intolerant world?
Week #11 - Young Samuel heard a clear message from the mouth of God and had a decision to make. Would he boldly deliver the message? "Here I am" and "Speak for your servant is listening" should be our go-to responses as well.
Week #12 - Join us as we dive into what it means to be a part of the Dayspring family.
Pastor David Cunningham shares insight from the Word of God.
Join us as we study the account of Jesus healing the paralytic man as recorded in Mark 2.
Join us on a 7-week journey through the Psalms of the Bible. Written originally as songs, hymns and prayers of the Israelite people, the Psalms highlight various eras of God's people. They have so much to teach us today.
Psalm 1 shows us the benefit of not walking in the counsel of the wicked, standing in the way of sinners or sitting in the seat of scoffers - but blessed is the man who takes refuge in God.
Psalm 2 was written by David at a time in his life when he was surrounded on all sides by those who opposed him. His response was simple - God is in control.