Advent means ‘arrival. ’It is a season of waiting, where Christians around the world anticipate the arrival of Jesus ’birth at Christmas. But while the culture around us rushes ahead to the celebration, we intentionally join in the practice of waitin
¿No sería fantástico si tuvieses gráficos llamativos que pudieras usar para las fiestas o para los días especiales que celebramos con nuestras iglesias? Nuestro deseo es ayudarte con no tener que crear gráficos y dedicar tiempo a la misión.
Convenient, already-made, eye-catching graphics you could use for holidays or for the special days we celebrate with our churches. Our desire is to alleviate the tasks of creating graphics & spend time serving the mission instead.
Choose from our collection of Lent resources, past and present.
We are so excited to share the “There is More” Message Series with you. In this resource, you will find access to the “There is More” 3-week message series on Follow 2019’s theme.
Everything you need to prepare for and serve your church during Christmas and Advent. Choose from our 2018 collection of Christmas and Advent resources! We’ve partnered with our local Wesleyan churches to curate a collection of amazing resources.
Esta serie de prédicas de Adviento de 2018 contiene cuatro semanas de prédicas más un sermón para el día de Navidad/Nochebuena.
This 2018 Advent sermon series contains four weeks of Advent sermons plus a Christmas Day/Christmas Eve sermon.
“Trepidation” is a package of sermon helps in the form of graphics and a bumper video for a sermon helping people to have hope in the midst of fear.
“Dress Code” provides a package of sermon helps in the form of graphics and a bumper video for a sermon encouraging people to rummage through our closet and get dressed in the armor of God.
“Home Is” provides a package of sermon helps in the form of graphics for a sermon encouraging people to make the church a home.
“All We” is the 2016 SpringLife 8-week series teaching us how evangelism grows into discipleship. The first fours weeks leading up to Easter Sunday focus on evangelism and the four weeks after Easter Sunday focus on discipleship.
Cultivate, Plant and Grow is the 2007 SpringLife series with the goal of developing active witnesses and healthy disciples in your church and community.
Ready for More is the 2010 SpringLife 8-week series shows us how God will use us as we are ready for more.
Divine Appointments will equip new and old believers to live out 1 Peter 3:15 — to “Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have.”
The Roads to Jesus is the 2012 SpringLife 8-week series that takes us through eight roads which lead to a deeper personal relationship with Jesus.
by Jane Rubietta
by Brian D. Bennett
by Wayne Schmidt
Christmas: The Gift is Waiting is a bumper/intro video plus graphics that can be used for a Christmas-related sermon series or event.
We Believe. The Advent season is an invitation to prepare for the coming of Jesus Christ.
LOVE Revealed features four weeks of spiritual preparation leading up to Christmas.
SENT features four weeks of spiritual preparation leading up to Christmas.
Prepare the Way features four weeks of spiritual preparation leading up to Christmas.
The Lord has come. Truth in the flesh is finally revealed on earth. The darkness of all time was pierced with the Light of the world, even Jesus Christ Himself. Jesus desires to reveal Himself to you and your community this Christmas.
by Jane Rubietta
How do we answer the big questions in life? Check out this 4 week sermon series and small group study.
Check out this 3 week Easter Series that focuses on inviting friends, preparing your heart, and celebrating the resurrection of Jesus!
Check out this 2 week follow up series to the “Living in Color” Easter series that focuses on finding peace and discovering your passion & purpose.
“Coaching and Coachability” is a single-message for Super Bowl Sunday with a high fun factor. This teaching is taught by Senior Pastor Kevin Myers and Pastor Kevin Queen, and centers around the thought that “winning coaches lead themselves first.”