Episode Two is hosted by Blessing McAnlis-Vasquez and Maureen Aldrich from the Salt River tourism team and features the two men behind the project – Project Designer, Aaron Allan from J2 Engineering & Environmental Design and Project Manager, Jason Kerby from Salt River’s Engineering and Construction Services.…

Episode One is hosted by Salt River Tourism Manager, Blessing McAnlis-Vasquez and features two very special guests that helped bring the boathouse to Salt River – Vice President of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. Ricardo Leonard, who also served in the Army and Bushmaster Post 114. Along with Retired Army Captain & Former Vice Presid…

Amos 8 The season of long suffering is ending and the nation of Israel (the summer fruits) is ripe for judgement. Point: Sometimes it is through the trials and judgements that our eyes are refocused solely upon God. May we not be a people in famine of God's Word.

John 1:1-14 & Isaiah 53:3-5 Link to Bible Project video at (23:20) https://thebibleproject.com/videos/gospel-luke-1/

Luke 2:4-20 & John 1:14 Link to Bible Project video at (18:30) https://thebibleproject.com/videos/gospel-luke-1/

Isaiah 53:1–11 & John 1:9–13 Jesus was rejected by men so we could be accepted by God. We can walk in the light of new life and become children of God.

John 1:1–5 Before the creation of the world, the Father’s good plan for rescuing his children was to send Jesus to earth. We can be victorious over our own darkness by receiving Jesus as the Word of God for ourselves.

Final oracle of Amos

Psalm 100 & 1 Thessalonians 5 Going from an exhortation to give thanks to understanding why we give thanks, when we give thanks, and how to give thanks.

Amos 6 Oracle of Amos.

Amos 5 God desires our hearts fully committed to Him. If we are living and dwelling in sin, His plea for us is to "Seek Him and live!"

Amos 3-4 God's judgment sought to awaken the hearts of Israel. God's desire is ultimately for our hearts and if we have wandered, He desires to bring us back to Himself.

Amos 1:1-12 Judgement upon Israel, Judah, and the surrounding nations.

The Lord judges the nations; the day of the Lord is coming.

Joel 2:15-32 After God's plague of locust, followed by a famine, the spirit of His people has been awakened. Joel calls for a nationwide prayer along with fasting. God asks for a rent heart of His people, and when this is evident, we see that He not only relents, but follows up with a blessing and restoration.…

Joel 1:13-2:14 A call to repent and the result of continual sin.

Joel 1-2:14 The book of Joel is the written prophetic word of God given to the prophet Joel directed towards the southern kingdom of Judah and its capital, Jerusalem. The message begins, as we will see this morning, with a coming plague of locusts. Little is known about the author other than the short description in 1:1—”Joel, the son of Pethuel.” …

Through chapters 2-4 we see God's character further revealed, as well as repentance through affliction and repentance through immediate obedience and response.

Jonah 1:1-16 In the calling of Jonah to "arise, and go" we see a prophet unwilling to give the message of God to an enemy of Israel, the Ninevites. In this first chapter, we see an OT example of God's openness and equality of love to Gentiles—a pre-cursor (one of several found in Jonah) of the coming Savior. We are given a glimpse of some of the qu…

Though sin has destroyed God's original intention for the world, it does not have the last word or the final say. God is unrelenting in His desire to restore all that He has created. He has gone to great lengths to redeem His creation and to reconcile us to Himself. Key Scripture: Romans 8:18-39

Our final sermon on a 3-part series titled "We Are The Church." Scripture is clear: We are all called to share the good news with others. For some, that may be to the "end of the earth"; taking the gospel message to other areas in the world. For others, it may be right here in our own back yard. Regardless of where God calls us, we are all called t…

In order to preserve and promote the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community culture. The following episode is hosted by Martha Martinez and she interviews the Vice President of the Salt River Indian Community, Ricardo Leonard. He discusses the meaning of the song and performs this traditional song. The song recognizes women and their strength pe…