Do you view yourself as a servant in God’s house, working, doing, performing; or do you view yourself as a son/ daughter in the house of your loving Father? In this message, pastor David encourages believers to marvel at the goodness of God.
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Sermons by David Rangel-Diaz
Psalm 23:4 Verse 4 of Psalm 23 may be one of the most comforting statements ever penned. It strikes a chord with each one of us because we are all aware of this one reality: Not suffering is Not and option. What is an option however, is HOW we will go through those dark valleys.
In our fast- paced world, it is not only good for us to slow down, but it’s necessary for our wellbeing. Yet we all have experienced how difficult it can be to truly rest, and so we know what it’s like to live drained. In this message on Psalm 23:2, Pastor David encourages us to…
Psalm 23 is the most celebrated of the Psalm. You’ve seen it on coffee mugs, you’ve heard it at funerals, you probably even memorized it as a kid, but how does this marvel of literature pertain to you and me??? Let’s dive in to see why Psalm 23 is good for you and me!
Matthew 7:11
Matthew 1:21-23 The essence of something is its most indispensable quality. So what is the essence of Christmas? In this message, that for some may be an encouraging refresher and for others life-altering, we will unpack how “Immanuel: God with us” is the true essence of Christmas.
Matthew 2:1-11 Wise men from a strange place with weird gifts for an infant boy!In this message we’ll take a look at one of the most known sections of the Christmas narrative, and implications you may have never seen before.
Matthew 1:1-17 In this series we’ll dive into how the Christmas narrative has implications for us 365 days a year (366 on leap years of course).What can the family tree of Jesus tell us about Christmas and about how any of that relates to us? Find out in this message!
John 4:43-53 Human nature tells us we have to SEE TO BELIEVE.Jesus said, IF YOU BELIEVE YOU WILL SEE! In this inspiring message, pastor David encourages us to bring what little faith we have to God.
Acts 18:18-28