Continuing in our series examining the book of Hebrews with the series “Going the Distance, ” Pastor Jack Graham teaches that it certainly applies to marriage. We are made to go the distance in Christ and to live together in a lifetime of love, always honoring our marriage.
PowerPoint is the broadcast ministry of Dr. Jack Graham from Prestonwood Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. Convinced that the Kingdom of God is a matter of power, not talk, PowerPoint is committed to helping Christians experience that Kingdom power in every area of their lives. This half-hour broadcast will help Christians apply God's Word to everyday living.
PowerPoint is the broadcast ministry of Dr. Jack Graham from Prestonwood Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. Convinced that the Kingdom of God is a matter of power, not talk, PowerPoint is committed to helping Christians experience that Kingdom power in every area of their lives. This half-hour broadcast will help Christians apply God's Word to everyday living.
In today’s message on PowerPoint, hear from Pastor Jack Graham as he explores the “Great Race” we are running as believers and followers of Christ. We want to pace ourselves, run the race well, and most importantly, never give up. Ultimately, we want to finish well. Join us for this motivational message.
It is sad to see that so many believers begin the Christian life but they do not' run well nor do they finish well. But in this great race, we are called to be participators not spectators. We are to run and run well for the reward. Join us for this challenging and relevant message “The Great Race.”
Join us on PowerPoint today as we continue the story of Simon Peter. Jesus knew that if He captured this simple fisherman’s heart, he would be changed forever and he would change the world forever. Jesus sees that same greatness in us.
In this first part of the message, “The Rock,” Pastor Jack Graham focuses on a common man whom Jesus transforms into an uncommon man: Simon Peter. Simon was a simple fisherman, but Jesus saw greatness in him and named him Peter, meaning “the rock.” Listen to this powerful story.
If you want to live an abundant life … if you want your life to be filled with peace, balance, strength and enthusiasm for every day . . . you need to learn one necessary thing: How to live in the power and presence of Jesus and the peace that He gives. Listen to PowerPoint today for this important and challenging message.