Have you ever been in the place where you were told something that sounded so real that you embraced it only to find out that it wasn't true? You were told that something was going to be done and you invested time, energy, and sometimes money into what you were told, only to find out that it was not going to happen. Heartbreaking. Frustrating. Angering. All of these describe the emotions that you felt. How do we avoid those things, especially in this season of confusion and even deception? In this message as Pastor Brown continues in the series This Is Our Focus, we learn how to see where the enemy plants seeds of confusion and how to avoid them and stand on the real foundation

If you have ever gone camping you're more than likely familiar with making a campfire to keep you and your fellow campers warm during the cold nights in the forest. Before everyone turns in and goes to sleep someone usually puts out the fire, to make sure that it doesn't burn out of control. Unfortunately, when the fire goes out it would often get cold during the night. Likewise, in our lives when we allow the fire to be extinguished our spirits get cold, placid and unable to burn for Jesus. In this message, as Pastor Brown continues the series This Is Our Focus, he helps us see an important lesson that the Apostle Paul teaches to help us reignite our flame for the Lord.

If you have ever gone camping you're more than likely familiar with making a campfire to keep you and your fellow campers warm during the cold nights in the forest. Before everyone turns in and goes to sleep someone usually puts out the fire, to make sure that it doesn't burn out of control. Unfortunately, when the fire goes out it would often get cold during the night. Likewise, in our lives when we allow the fire to be extinguished our spirits get cold, placid and unable to burn for Jesus. This part concludes the message, as Pastor Brown continues the series This Is Our Focus, he helps us see an important lesson that the Apostle Paul teaches to help us reignite our flame for the Lord.