Blockbusters and The Bible
In this series, Blockbusters And The Bible we consider different movie genres and explore biblical passages that mirror the topic and theme. Join us as we discover God not only in the Bible, but at the movies as well!
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JULY 25 & 26, 2015
In this message Roy Templeman looks at the apocalypse as portrayed in the movies.
Hollywood is obsessed with the end! There are tons of movies about, natural disasters, the world ending, and the apocalypse! The Bible has some things to tell us about the end. Namely that life, peace, and hope are promised to all who faithfully follow Jesus. In the end God freely gives the best to all of us who looked to Him!
Chick Flick
JULY 18 & 19, 2015
In this message Pastor Ned looks at romantic comedies.
Have you ever watched, and even liked, a movie that you were scared to tell your friends about for fear of loosing your man card? We have all watched a romantic comedy or two and the Bible is full of love stories as well. If your life has been full of relational ups and downs and you are looking for some hope that things can work out in the end, this is a don’t miss week for you!
I Know What
You Did...
JULY 11 & 12, 2015
In this message Kevin Rush looks at life transformation.
We have all seen other people change and turn over a new leaf, but can still wonder if it is possible for us. We know and live with ourselves. We know the depth of sin and brokenness that exists in our lives. We know all the things we’ve done, even in secret, and have a hard time getting over our past. Today we are going to watch God transform a life that will give us all hope!
A Screaming
Whisper
July 4 & 5, 2015
In this message Bud Stanton looks at depression and insurmountable odds.
Has something ever been harder than you wanted it to be? Have you ever battled depression or wanted to give up? Today we are going to encounter a person God used in powerful ways who let something relatively small knock him off track. We always want God to show up in spectacular ways, but his quiet work is no less significant.
