Audio Messages

Once you begin to experience the peace of God in your life, God says, "I want you to pass it on to other people." God gives everyone who has overcome a hurt, a habit, or a hang up a story to tell others about His good news. In this final message in the series, we'll see that God never wastes a hurt. He wants you to take the lessons you have learned and pass them on to others so that they can know the healing power of Jesus.

Many people who start on the road to recovery and overcoming their hurts, habits, and hang ups, end up slipping, stumbling and falling. In this message, Pastor John shares four important practices to prevent the lapse from becoming a relapse then becoming a total collapse.

Our hurts, habits, and hang ups can cause much damage to our relationships. In this message, Pastor John works through what God's word has to say about the important truths wrapped up in Jesus' command to His disciples to be merciful peacemakers.

In the process of recovery, the Action Step is where we make clear, visible shifts in our patterns of thinking and behavior. In this message, Pastor John shares some transforming thoughts to keep in mind that will renew our thinking.

Letting go of guilt is sometimes just as hard as letting go of a bad habit. However, Jesus gives us a process to obtain a pure heart and find cleansing from our guilt. In this message, Pastor John unwraps the steps we need to take to open God's free gift of forgiveness.

You can't just flick a switch and tomorrow you will be completely different. Change is a process, and this series is based on a process that has the divine insight of Jesus Christ. However, this step in change is the most important decision in your life- committing all of your life and will to Christ's care and control.

It's amazing how much better the world looks when your life is put together in the right way. In this message, Pastor John looks at how we can find hope and healing in the midst of the pain that is caused by our hurts, habits, and hang ups.

Some people are very skilled at “playing church,” putting on a certain face and speaking through a mask of hypocrisy. Corruption and corrupt ideas can easily worm their way into the church. Passages like this teach us that God is a holy God whose purpose in grace is to eliminate our corruption. The church is not to be a breeding ground for corruption, deceit, and hypocrisy.

What does it mean to be made for more? It does not mean you were made for more stuff, not more power, not more money not more possessions. You were not born primarily for these things. Pastor John Stillman takes a deeper look into Psalm 122 to answer the question what were we made for.