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Rebuilding, Restoring and Renewing Hearts and Homes
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Saturday May 14, 2005
Saturday May 14, 2005
Recorded 05-14-05: Chris Green encourages the church family give God the burdens they've been carrying for many years.
Saturday May 07, 2005
Saturday May 07, 2005
Recorded 05-07-05: Carol Green brings a word of encouragement for mothers, daughters and sisters, for church's first Mother's Day celebration.
Saturday Apr 30, 2005
Saturday Apr 30, 2005
Recorded 04-30-05: Chris Green prays and exhorts the church family to remove the stone that is blocking Lazarus (our promises) from coming out of the grave.
Saturday Apr 23, 2005
Saturday Apr 23, 2005
Recorded 04-23-05: Chris Green teaches on inner struggle we face as we wait FOR God to fulfill His Word in our lives, especially during moments of crisis.
Saturday Apr 16, 2005
Saturday Apr 16, 2005
Recorded 04-16-05: Chris Green teaches about what it means to wait on God.
Saturday Apr 09, 2005
Saturday Apr 09, 2005
Recorded 04-09-05: Chris Green teaches about the unsearchable riches of Christ and the unsearchable heart of a king.
Sunday Mar 27, 2005
Sunday Mar 27, 2005
Recorded 03-27-05: Chris Green preaches the first sermon to the new congregation in Harrisburg, PA.
Sunday Nov 04, 2001
Sunday Nov 04, 2001
Recorded 11-04-2001: In an archived message from Metro Christian Worship Center in St. Louis, MO, Pastor Chris Green brings a radical message about what it means to walk by faith and not by sight.
Sunday Oct 22, 2000
Sunday Oct 22, 2000
Recorded at Metro Christian Worship Center in St. Louis, MO in the year 2000. Chris Green speaks to the men in the congregation about finding their identity and purpose in Father God. This message includes an original song titled I Turn to My Father.
Bill collectors call my home. The debt was due today.
The boss says, “Get it done. I mean, right away.”
The school says, “Come get your son. He always fights when they play.”
How can I overcome?
My wife will hide her pain. She feels so alone.
I've got to work some overtime; so again I won't be home.
“If you have an emergency, just call my cell phone.”
I'm always on the run.
I turn to my Father when I'm tired of being the man.
For He knows my heart; sees all the struggles I’ve had.
I turned to my Father for His wisdom and help.
How can I be the man when I'm just a child myself?
At work, I must be tough to get the job done.
At home, I must be soft and hold them in my arms.
Can't seem to find the balance of tender and strong,
Trying to drive in both lanes.
Sometimes I want to cry when I'm feeling the strain,
But yielding to these feelings makes me weak in the game,
That old familiar motto will drive me insane:
When there's no pain, there's no gain.
I turn to my Father when I'm tired of being the man.
For He knows my heart; sees all the struggles I’ve had.
I turned to my Father for His wisdom and help.
How can I be the man when I'm just a child myself?
Life is so demanding; to be a husband, father and friend.
In His presence I'm standing; as a servant, a son and a man.
I turn to my Father when I'm tired of being the man.
For He knows my heart; sees all the struggles I’ve had.
I turned to my Father for His wisdom and help.
How can I be a husband when I'm just a child myself?
How can I be a daddy when I'm just a child myself?
How can I be the man when I'm just a child myself?