Barry Morton is the Campus Pastor for the Greensburg Campus.
What makes you happy? As it turns out, the things that we think make us happy often don’t make us happy. But sometimes the very things that we think would keep us from being happy turn out to be the things that actually bring happiness.
What do you want? Really, what do you want? Did you know that what you want can actually get in the way of hearing the voices you need to hear?
In order to invest in the next generation it’s important to remember that we need accountability in our lives. In this message we take a look at the encouragement we receive from the author of the New Testament book of Hebrews to “encourage one another daily.”
There is a space between you and every other person…. and that space gets filled with something. We might fill it with grace, joy, goodwill, or patience if it’s someone we know and love. We might also fill the space with indifference, apathy, hatred or frustration if it’s someone we don’t know. In short, we […]
Imagine driving down the road with your face smashed against the rearview mirror. Sounds dangerous doesn’t it? Sometimes in life we spend a bit too much time looking at our past the same way. In this message we discuss how to better view our past.
As we set out to love our neighbors we will discover that they are different than us. Differences can lead to difficulties. Difficulties make relationships messy. Will you choose to say ‘yes’ to the mess in order to love your neighbor?
One of the great ironies of Christianity is that Christians often resist the God they claim to worship. This was especially true of one of the characters from the Easter story: Joseph Caiaphas. In today’s message we learn of the dangers of resisting God.
Have you ever wondered how to pray? When you get time alone with God, what are you supposed to do? What are you supposed to say? In today’s message we look at some important instructions Jesus gave as it comes to the way that we pray.
It’s often easy to love those who love us, but loving those who are against us is a completely different story. In this message we look at how Jesus loved and served those who were against Him.
Summer is flying by and it seems that we find ourselves in every season saying “where has time gone!” In this message we are encouraged to find the rhythm of rest that God intended for us to have in our lives.