Coalport Cma Church

Do you like a drink of warm water? Most people do not and they will spit it out of their mouths. Jesus tells the church because of your indifference to the Gospel I am about to spit you. God is sick and tired of Christians playing games with the Gospel. He calls us to get serious and to become zealous for Him.

As Jesus speaks to the seven churches in Revelation, the sixth church is located in the city of Philadelphia. Even though they are small in numbers, they have kept God's Word and remained faithful to Him. May this be our heart's desire as well.

As Jesus has a conversation with a Samaritan woman, He reveals His true identity to her and many unlikely recipients respond to Jesus. Jesus tells His disciples the harvest is now. Do we believe that people around us are ready to respond to the Gospel of Jesus Christ?

Join us as we look at how Jesus came and the why Jesus came. The Savior of the world, our Savior, has come.

Church of Smyrna is facing some hard times and will continue to face persecution and troubles because of their faith in Jesus. How does Jesus encourage this church to remain faithful to Him?

Jesus has a conversation with Nicodemus about being born again. What does it mean to be born again. According to Jesus' definition of being "born again" are you born again?

When you think of Jesus, what is the image that comes to mind? In John 2:13-22 we get a different picture of Jesus as He clears the temple. What things in our lives need to be cleared away so that we can worship God without any distractions?

Jesus goes to a wedding with His mother, brothers, and disciples and as they were celebrating, there became a problem, which was no more wine. How does Jesus respond and why does John tell us about this first "sign" of Jesus? Join us as we look at John 2:1-12.

What's your story? How did you come to know Jesus as your Savior? John tells us the stories of four disciples: Andrew, Simon Peter, Philip, and Nathanael. They spent time with Jesus and realized that He truly is the Messiah, the Savior of the World. After we realize who Jesus is, what should our response be to the Gospel of Jesus?

After the vision of Jesus in Revelation 1, we then have seven letters written to seven churches in Asia Minor in Revelation 2-3. The first letter is written to the church in the city of Ephesus. Jesus tells them that they are doing all the right things, but they have lost their love for Him. Jesus calls us to love Him and then serve Him.

As John begins to show us Jesus' life, He begins by telling us John the Baptist's testimony about Jesus. Who did John the Baptist say that Jesus was and how did John the Baptist know that Jesus was the Lamb of God who would take away the sins of the world? Listen to John's testimony about Jesus.

God sent John the Baptist into the world to prepare people's hearts for the coming of Jesus. John testified that Jesus is the Light and that Jesus is the Word. As we look at John 1:6-18 we also see that Jesus reveals someone else fully when He comes.

As John begins his book, He sees a vision of a person in the midst of seven lamps. Who is this man? What are the seven lamps? Join us as we begin to look at John's initial vision as he is on the island of Patmos.

The Book of Revelation gives us a picture of Jesus like never before. We get to see Heaven and things to come, but yet there is so much confusion and debate about what the book of Revelation teaches. As we begin our series on the Book of Revelation, may we be challenged to hold onto God's Word tightly and man's opinions loosely.

Who is this man, named Jesus? This was a question that people even in Jesus' day was asking. They saw Jesus do some incredible miracles, but how was He doing these things. John tells us in John 1:1-8 that the reason why Jesus was able to do all these things is because Jesus was God in the flesh. We can know for certain that Jesus is the promised Messiah, the Son of God who gives us eternal life

How do I live a happy, fulfilling life? According to Psalm 119, it begins by walking to obedience to God and His Word. Join us for the conclusion of our series on Psalm 119 where we have to make a choice. That choice is to obey or to go our own way. What is your choice today?

Sometimes in our lives we feel like our prayers are just bouncing off the ceiling and not getting to God. We feel like asking, God are you listening? Do you even care what I am going through? The psalmist in Psalm 119:169-176 answers those questions and responds with a heart overflowing with praise to God.

The Psalmist tells us in Psalm 119:161-168 that everyone who follows God's Word has great peace. Do you? In the midst of the ciaos around us are we experiencing God's peace that passes all understanding? Join us as we learn how to have peace in today's world.

Why do Christians choose to stay in nations that are hostile to Christians? Why do they put themselves and their families in harm's way? Unless we understand God's heart for lost people, we will never understand why Christians chose to go to these nations. Join us as we discuss God's heart and call for all believers.

The psalmist in Psalm 119:153-160 tells us that salvation is far from the wicked because they do not even realize that they need a Savior. But when we realize that we are sinners, salvation is near to us. Where do we stand? Do we recognize our sin before a holy and compassionate God.