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Sunday, March 24, 2024 - Lies Satan Tells: Your Sin Disqualifies You

Today, Pastor Matthew continues our series, "Lies Satan Tells." Last week, we talked about how Satan tricks us into thinking happiness is just around the corner. This week, we're tackling another lie: "Your sin disqualifies you from serving God." Ever felt unworthy because of your past mistakes? You're not alone. But here's the truth: No sin is too big for the Gospel. When we trust Jesus, we become new creations, forgiven and empowered to spread God's love. So, if you've ever doubted whether God can use you, remember: He can and He will. Join us as we embrace the truth and invite others to experience God's love with us this Easter.

TheRoad Detour: Can a Sin Disqualify You????

Tune in to Pastor Rick and Pastor Matthew's chat on TheRoad Detour where they talk about their lives, faith, and what's on their minds. They discuss stuff like preaching, being dads, and whose voices they'd love to have. Plus, Pastor Matthew shares a sneak peek into this week's message, where he dives into the lie that Satan tells about whether sin disqualifies you. It's like hanging out with your buddies, having a real talk about life's ups and downs. So grab a snack and join the conversation with Pastor Rick and Pastor Matthew on TheRoad Detour!

Sunday, March 17, 2024 - Lies Satan Tells: You’ll Be Happy When…..

As we dive into week 2 of "The Lies Satan Tells" series, we're tackling three myths about happiness. First up, the pursuit of newness—like the Israelites with their golden calf, we often chase after new things believing they'll bring lasting joy, only to find it fleeting. Then, we explore the desire for more—whether it's stuff, comfort, or ease, we think we'll be happier with more, but God's provision is always enough. Finally, we confront the allure of comfort—choosing comfort over God's promises keeps us from experiencing true joy and fulfillment. Through this sermon, Elijah encourages us to seek true happiness not in the pursuit of worldly desires, but in our relationship with God. Join us as we uncover the truth that sets us free from the lies of Satan and leads us to lasting joy.

TheRoad Detour: Breakfast Burritos & Lies

🚗💬 Join Rick & Elijah for a casual chat on TheRoad Detour! In this episode, we dish about the latest burrito joint and give you a sneak peek into our upcoming sermon, "Lies Satan Tells: I'd Be Happy If......" One thing we can tell you is the new burrito joint ain't no lie! Guero's Burrito Kitchen is 🔥 🔥 🔥  Hop in and enjoy the ride with us! Don't forget to subscribe for more truths and entertaining conversations. See you on TheRoad! Oh, and if you head down to give Guero's a try, tell them TheRoad sent you!  #TheRoadDetour #SermonSeries #GraceInAction

Sunday, March 10, 2024 - Lies Satan Tells About God: Unveiling Deception

Ready to uncover the lies Satan tells about God? Join us for the kickoff of our three-week series, "LIES SATAN TELLS." In this first session, we delve into Genesis 3:1-7, exposing four deceitful narratives that impact our relationship with God. Learn to spot and overcome these lies, deepening your connection with the truth that sets us free. Don't miss out on this journey to uncovering Satan's tricks and embracing the genuine heart of God!

Sunday, March 3, 2024 - BRP: Words Matter

Hey everyone! Pastor Matthew is here with a special message from our Bible Reading Plan! Today, we're talking about James 3:1-12 and why it's super important to watch what we say.
In this sermon called "Words Matter," he's sharing why the stuff we say is a big deal. Think about it like this: our words are like the steering wheel of our lives, guiding us in the right direction.
So, let's be careful with what we say, okay? Let's pray together and ask God to help us use our words to encourage and build others up. Stay tuned for more wisdom from Pastor Matthew and our church family!
Want more info about our Bible Reading Plan(BRP)? Visit theroad.tv/road to get the guide and join us!

Sunday, February 25, 2024 - After It’s All Over

In our series "Before and After," we've explored marriage from various angles. Today, we conclude with "After it's all Over" with a depiction of Abraham's grief after Sarah's death and how Pastor Rick experienced the worst day of his life.
SOME TRUTHS TO TAKE AWAY:
EVERY MARRIAGE WILL ENDIt's a sobering truth: every marriage ends, either by death or divorce. Ricks personal experience taught him that living problems are often tougher than dying problems.
ACCEPT YOUR PAIN AND LOSSGrief takes time. Like Abraham, we must acknowledge our pain and allow Jesus to bring comfort and healing.
Take time to get healthyHealing takes time. Rushing into new relationships prolongs the process. Wait on God's timing.
Get your picker fixedSeek counsel and set spiritual safeguards in potential relationships to avoid repeating past mistakes.
Don’t run from future great relationshipsTrust God's plan for restoration. He can mend what's broken and bring beauty from ashes.
INVITATIONWhat decision do you need to make today? Start with God.

Sunday, February 18, 2024 - Before You Say “I Quit”

Welcome to TheRoad.tv sermon podcast, where we're diving into the complexities of marriage in his series, "Before and After." In today's episode, "Before You Say I Quit," Pastor Rick tackles the tough topic of contemplating divorce. Drawing from biblical wisdom and real-life experiences, he offers practical advice and emphasizes the importance of seeking support from one's faith community. So grab your coffee and get ready to glean some valuable insights on marriage and commitment from Pastor Rick's message.

TheRoad Detour: S.T.A.Y. - Before You Say You Quit

In todays Detour, Rick & Matthew have a real talk about marriage. They cover everything from joking about favorite candies to serious stuff like dealing with tough times in a relationship. They both share personal stories and lessons learned. Rick and Matthew stress that even when things get really tough in marriage, quitting shouldn't be the first option. They encourage couples to work through problems together and seek help when needed. They also give some simple tips, like focusing on personal growth, getting advice from wise people, and considering what your partner needs. Marriage isn't always easy, but with faith and support, couples can overcome challenges together.

Sunday, February 11, 2024 - Before & After: After I Say "I Do"

In this sermon, Pastor Matthew shares a personal story about his marriage with Alyson and the challenges they've faced, highlighting the importance of being realistic yet hopeful about marriage. The key message centers on the three truths necessary for a successful marriage: recognizing that both partners are flawed and sinful, understanding the impact of living in a broken world, and acknowledging God's presence, power, and willingness to save marriages. Through these truths, listeners are encouraged to prioritize commitment, seek godly guidance, and serve one another to strengthen their marriages. Ultimately, the sermon emphasizes turning to Jesus for heavenly hope amidst earthly challenges in marriage.