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Good Thoughts//Good Life

In this sermon from Philippians 4:8-9 Pastor Bill McMinn challenges us to “Change your thinking to change your life.”

-Positive Attitudes
-Whatever is True
-Whatever is Noble
-Whatever is Right
-Whatever is Pure
-Whatever is Lovely
-Whatever is Admirable

-Positive Actions

Good Thoughts Good Life (Full Service)

Good morning and thank you for joining Eagleville Bible Church. We are so glad that you have decided to spend some time with us, and we hope that as a result you will be drawn closer to God. God bless.
If you want to give in support of this ministry, please click here; http://eagleville.church/give. You can also send a check to 1981 St. Rt. 45 Rock Creek, OH 44084. You can follow along with Pastor Bill McMinn on the Eagleville Bible app. Thank you.

Session 115: Value in Planning

Bill McMinn and Adam Page talk about planning, setting goals, and budgeting time.  What is getting too much of our time and energies?  Perhaps we need to rethink things and start to plan on doing better.  

Value of a Plan

Pastors Bill McMinn and Adam Page discuss the importance of a plan and staying disciplined enough to stick to the plans we make!

Standing in the Love of God and Trusting that He will Never Abandon Us

Unfortunately, we live in a culture of abandonment. Way too many people are experiencing hurt and mistrust from parents who abandoned and mistreated them. This explains why so many have a hard time relying upon the Lord to be there through the hard times with them. I don’t know what pain you have had to endure throughout your life from being rejected, abandoned, and/or mistreated by someone you looked to and trusted, but I want you to know that the God of the Bible – the One true God – WILL NEVER LEAVE YOU OR ABANDON YOU (see Heb 13:5, John 14:8, Deut 31:6,8, Isa 43:2,5(a))! He will never run when things get hard. He will never reject your calls for help! He is always faithful to those who look to Him for deliverance. Do not let your experience with fallen humanity define your experience with a perfect Father! He loves you. No, wait, listen…..GOD LOVES YOU CHILD! Stand firm in that love, please!

Session 114: How We Handle Life

Mark Hostetler and Bill McMinn discuss a great passage of the Bible in 2 Corinthians 6!  We need to be kind, patient, and loving via the Holy Spirit.  We also have righteousness in both hands because we can’t be divided in loyalties!  We talk about n…

The times of ignorance are over (Full Service)

Good morning and thank you for joining Eagleville Bible Church. We are so glad that you have decided to spend some time with us, and we hope that as a result you will be drawn closer to God. God bless.
If you want to give in support of this ministry, please click here; http://eagleville.church/give. You can also send a check to 1981 St. Rt. 45 Rock Creek, OH 44084. You can follow along with Pastor Bill McMinn on the Eagleville Bible app. Thank you.

The Offensiveness of the Gospel

Bill McMinn and Mark Hostetler discuss how the Gospel is offensive to people because of the exclusivity of its message. This episode explains the Gospel and why it is so offensive, and why we need to stay focused on it as we minister to the world around us.

God bless you!

Is There Joy in the House of the Lord?

So, is there joy in the house of the Lord? That can only be answered by each person represented in our Churches each time we worship together. I believe it is the one who understands their depravity to its fullest and the nature of what they were delivered from that will be expressing their joy and gratitude with the fullest conviction! I believe its the one who is able to lift their head above the circumstances that seem to be clouding the reality of God at work in their lives, and choose to trust Him through the trials they face that will be most enthusiastic in their praises! I believe it’s the one who follows the advice in the Bible, in the book of James, where it says to count it all joy when faced with various trials because we know that there is a deeper work happening through them that will not wait until Sunday to offer up a half-hearted utterance (maybe even a mumble with arms crossed) but will at all times have a hearty praise spewing from their lips!