Mount Helena Community Church

God created man in his image, after his likeness, to have dominion over the earth (Gen. 1:26 ESV). How do we fulfill this commission? By submitting ourselves to Jesus, learning where we have authority, and persevering.

Rebekah Harris shares about identity and purpose both found and given by Christ.

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James describes the tongue as deadly. The only way to subdue it is by applying God’s Word, replacing evil words with godly truth.

Facing insurmountable odds, Jehoshaphat turned to God in desperate prayer, fasting, and worship, and led all the people to do the same, teaching us how we ought to respond to difficult circumstances.

Donna Bloomfield shares her experience working in Burundi, witnessing God’s transformative power among displaced communities. Initially questioning God amidst suffering, she discovered that love and service bring hope and change. By teaching sustainable farming and providing practical help, she saw lives transformed spiritually and physically.

JR spends time interviewing Brandon Freitas and Sue Pasini about their connections in the global mission field.

Tyler Redden encourages the congregation to re-engage in foundational practices to further their walk with Christ.

JR emphasizes the depth of God’s love shown through Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross and resurrection, symbolizing victory over sin and death and invites listeners to respond by trusting in God, fostering a relationship with Him, and surrendering their lives.

Are parts of you dead, even starting to rot? As with Lazarus, Jesus calls us while we are still dead; he resurrects every dead thing and brings it back to life! He died not just to get us to heaven later, but to bring us peace, joy, life, and resurrection – right here, right now! …