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Jun 4, 2019 Archived on free plan Rev. Jason Gaskin 19:22

PRAY LIKE JESUS

If you are like me you probably think that there is one Lord's prayer. The one that goes "Our Father who art in heaven..." This prayer in the past few years has really help shaped and formed my own prayer life. And that is the point. Many of us pray. But

May 13, 2019 Archived on free plan Rev. Jason Gaskin 18:46 What's Killing The Church

Cooperation

These past few weeks we have talked about some of the issues that are literally killing the church. Behaviors and patterns of thinking that hold the church back from fulfilling its mission. The last week of this series we will be talking about cooperation

Apr 28, 2019 Archived on free plan Rev. Jason Gaskin 20:22 What's Killing The Church

We Have Always Done It That Way

"We Have Always Done It That Way" are seven words that will kill any organization. They are words that we use to protect ourselves from change and new ideas. People who say these words aren't mean or bad people. Their motives are often times come from a p

Apr 23, 2019 Archived on free plan Rev. Jason Gaskin 20:31

Unlikely Endings

We have all at some point bowed down to the voice of our critics and enemies. The people who don't believe in us or what we do. Their voices are the ones we often remember and never forget. And we've all made our share of mistakes in our lives. Mistakes i

Apr 17, 2019 Archived on free plan Rev. Jason Gaskin 20:12

the Activist God

"Blessed is the king who comes in the name of the Lord!" these are the words that the crowd spoke in unison as Jesus came by riding on a donkey. The difference between us saying these words and this crowd is that we say them with no real consequence. Ther