Allison Park Church

Jesus did everything he did during his ministry on earth out of the power of the Holy Spirit. In the same way God is beckoning us to follow suit. If we are going to fulfill the calling of God on earth we cannot afford to live out of our own strength - we need the power of the Holy Spirit.

There's great power and potential when we choose to honor God by honoring those around us. The presence of God is released into the atmosphere when we take the initiative to show honor rather than show contempt to the people in our lives.

There's great power and potential when we choose to honor God by honoring those around us. The presence of God is released into the atmosphere when we take the initiative to show honor rather than show contempt to the people in our lives.

Difficult times are a universal experience, and in the hard times it can be natural for us to ask questions. Luckily, we serve a God who is not afraid our questions! What would happen if we chose to change our "whys?" for "what nows?" and begin seeking what God would have for us beyond our trial?

When relationships get difficult and unexpected moments of pain arise, we have a promise to hold onto. God provides us with the grace that we need to overcome. What happens when we choose to celebrate the power of God's grace in the midst of the storm?

When trouble happens around us and we don't understand why, we have a choice to make. What we run to in times of trouble will either ruin us or restore us. So what do we do whenever these things occur?

Life isn't always like we plan it to be. Instead of throwing the blame, God is beckoning us to react honestly and to lean into Him. So how do we return to a posture of faith when what we believe is colliding with what we are experiencing?

A lot of times the things that hold us back are because of the fear of the unknown. But what happens when we choose to let go of fear and start to fight?

We can't go back and change the decisions of our past, but we can start to make decisions that will impact our future. What happens when you live your life with an eternal focus?

This year make the active decision to become "Kingdom Builders," giving our time and finances to projects both local and around the globe. Formally called "Generations," "Kingdom Builders" is our missions initiative.

This year make the active decision to become "Kingdom Builders," giving our time and finances to projects both local and around the globe. Formally called "Generations," "Kingdom Builders" is our missions initiative.

This year make the active decision to become "Kingdom Builders," giving our time and finances to projects both local and around the globe. Formally called "Generations," "Kingdom Builders" is our missions initiative.

This year make the active decision to become "Kingdom Builders," giving our time and finances to projects both local and around the globe. Formally called "Generations," "Kingdom Builders" is our missions initiative.

This year make the active decision to become "Kingdom Builders," giving our time and finances to projects both local and around the globe. Formally called "Generations," "Kingdom Builders" is our missions initiative.

This is our 50th year as a church, and we've got big things planned. More importantly, we know God has big things planned!

Our lives are so affected by our beliefs. What we believe matters In fact, if your thoughts are not right, your heart will not be right, your habits will not be right, and your relationships will not be right. So how do we fix a problem in our thoughts?

Our lives are so affected by our beliefs. What we believe matters In fact, if your thoughts are not right, your heart will not be right, your habits will not be right, and your relationships will not be right. So how do we fix a problem in our thoughts?

During the Christmas season, we celebrate Christ's birth. We sing songs, decorate, and give gifts. Among all the gift giving it is important to remember that His presence was the greatest gift God could give us. Now, how do we give that to others?

Pastor John Lindell shares a message with Allison Park Church.