In this week’s message, Mason brings wisdom from several individuals in the Bible that are often held in high regard (Paul, John, & Solomon) but all note the same truth: I am a sinner. Paul was a great leader in the early church, John walked with Jesus, and Solomon was the wisest man to live; […]
Mason takes us to two examples of people that had real reason to fear… Mary and Joseph (Luke 1:26-38 and Matthew 1:18-25). Mary was going to conceive a child out of wedlock, Joseph was to marry this woman who (in their culture) brought shame upon herself, her family, and Joseph. They both had reasons to […]
Mason continues the Do Not Be Afraid series this morning in Joshua. At the beginning of Joshua, we read that Moses had passed and it was time for Joshua to step up and lead. There was a lot of unknowns facing Joshua with what was to come after crossing the Jordan. But we see God […]
Mason sets the stage for the ‘Do Not Be Afraid’ series this morning. Fear has been around for a very long time, back to the first sin and Adam and Ever were hiding because they were afraid. You see, before sin entered the world Adam and Eve were not afraid; however, after eating the fruit […]
Mason wraps up the Guard Your Heart series this week with a recap of the practices we walked through to help us guard our hearts, along with a strong reminder as to why we must guard our hearts. Proverbs 4:23 says ‘Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it’ because […]
Mason takes us through another spiritual discipline that we can use to Guard Our Hearts, meditation. We are always so busy checking off the list, that we rarely take the time to slow down. When we read the Word, we should be slowing down and taking time to digest what God is saying… We need […]
This the fourth in the Guard Your Heart series.
In the second sermon of the Guard Your Heart series, Mason brings a message about being still from Psalm 46:10. Mason brings examples from Jesus, David, and Elijah showing what it means to be intentional about being present with God. Stillness isn’t the absence of chaos. It’s closing God’s presence in the middle of it. […]
As we prepare for Illumination Station here at FCC Belle, Mason prepares out hearts and minds for the week. When you hear the word ‘illumination,’ light is the first thing that comes to mind. Jesus is the light of the world, but it doesn’t end thereā¦ In Matthew 5 we are called the light of […]