Allison Park Church

The heart wants what you invest in most. We choose what we value and put as a top priority. God wants to be our top priority and wants the best that we have to give.

When we go through seasons when the load gets heavy we must never stop seeking the face of God. In those moments of trials we need to continually pray, persevere and praise.

Every believer has to make a choice: Will I live for the cause of Christ or will I live for my preferred religious culture. This week Pastor Jeff digs into the calling we have on us as a church and how our purpose is to do church in a way that glorifies God and reaches people.

Is it possible to break free from addiction? Pastor Jeff shares practical steps to experience freedom through the Holy Spirit. He interviews Bobby Bledsoe about his personal experience with drug addiction, freedom, and following Jesus.

This week, Pastor Jeff addresses science and the Bible, how we are created, and our sense of purpose.

When we get to Heaven we will get to experience what God originally created for us to experience. This week Pastor Jeff starts the new series, "You Asked For It", by giving us seven facts about what we can look forward to in Heaven.

Being a dad comes with unexpected surprises and new responsibilities. During this Fathers' Day message, we learn that we can either be an obstacle or a vehicle for the next generation's faith.

When we empty ourselves of our own agendas, we activate the power of the Holy Spirit to move in and through us. As we open up our new series, "Favor," we learn this importance of walking by faith and not by sight.

This weekend, guest speaker Scott Hagan speaks to us about leadership, and what makes a healthy church.

This week's message is "I Quit Doubting." We can either choose to let our circumstances define us, or we can choose to live in the perspective, purpose and pleasure of God. When we choose God, His Spirit brings peace and joy in any circumstance that we face. We can trust that God will lead us through all things.

When life happens we have a choice to make: we can either choose to let our circumstances define us, or we can choose to live in the perspective, purpose and pleasure of God. When we choose God, His Spirit brings peace and joy in any circumstance that we face. We can trust that God will lead us through all things.

God did for us what we could never do for ourselves. When we stop trying to earn God's favor by self-determination and accept God's free gift of grace, He changes us from the inside out. It's God's truth that sets us free.

If we want to be secure and have a solid foundation in our lives, no matter what season we are in, the pathway is to choose to live our lives for an audience of One.

Failed expectations can keep us from the experiences God wants to send into our lives. This week in “The Expectation Gap” series, we learn that when we surrender our expectations to God, we are actively choosing to release and redefine our expectations and are able to rest in God’s grace. When we surrender our expectations we can ensure that we do not overlook the fact that Jesus is alive and present in our lives.

We serve a God who is able to redeem the painful situations in life. No matter what we are going through, there is no limit on God and what He is able to do in our lives.

Our identity is secure in God, regardless of what comes our way. When we lift our eyes up and let the presence of God flood our life we will begin to see ourselves the way God sees us.

If we don't know who we are in God's eyes, we can never be who God created us to be. This week Pastor Jeff walks us through 3 imperative to ask ourselves when considering our identity.

No matter what comes our way, we can rest assured that our identity is secure in God. When we lift our eyes up and let the presence of God flood our life we will begin to see ourselves the way God sees us.

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