Erie First Assembly

We need community to help our faith persevere through life's hardships. Pastor Nichole Schreiber. 2 of 4.

We exist to love, build, and send people with the gospel. Pastor Nichole Schreiber. 1 of 4

We need to put our faith into action. Pastor Quint Lindblad.

Pastor Nichole Schreiber and Ron Troyer answer listener questions about the end times, Revelation, and the Coming King.

Jesus makes it very clear- he is returning one day and we must vigilantly wait and be ready. Pastor Nichole Schreiber. 4 of 4.

Not everyone agrees on how the end times will unfold for the church. Pastor Nichole Schreiber with Ron Troyer. 3 of 4.

We need to be aware of the events and trends that will happen in the last days. Ron Troyer. 2 of 4.

We must never lose sight of the true focus of the book of Revelation- Jesus. Pastor Nichole Schreiber. 1 of 4

We need to understand our true role in our relationship with Jesus. Pastor Nichole Schreiber. 5 of 5

We can be free of the things that kill our spirit. Pastor Don Fisher. 4 of 5.

Even in the middle of our hardships and pain, God is looking after us. Pastor Nichole Schreiber. 3 of 5

The way the light of Jesus shines throughout the world is through us. Pastor Scott Martin. 2 of 5.

We need to hunger for more of the Kingdom of God. Pastor Nichole Schreiber. 1 of 5.

Pastor Nichole Schreiber shares additional thoughts on the Beatitudes and how we can resolve conflicts more effectively.

Pastor Nichole Schreiber shares additional thoughts on the Beatitudes and the importance of offering mercy and grace to others.

God wants us to hand our battles over to Him. Pastor Nichole Schreiber. 4 of 4.

God calls on us to put our feelings of compassion into meaningful action. Pastor Jim Dinger. 3 of 4.

Pastor Nichole Schreiber shares additional thoughts on the Beatitudes and what it means to be hunger and thirst for God.

We can anticipate God's blessings when we pursue a deeper relationship with Him. Pastor Jim Dinger. 2 of 4

Pastor Nichole Schreiber shares additional thoughts on the Beatitudes and what it means to be poor in spirit.