giving life ministries

Giving Life Ministries is an independent, non-denominational, Christian Church that believes in God the Father, Jesus Christ His only begotten Son, and the Holy Spirit as the third person of the Trinity.

Find out more about us, including what we believe, our location, and our ministries. We are here to serve you, so please contact us if you have any questions.


Our Commitment To You

Love is commitment and operates independently of what we feel or do not feel. We need to extend this love to everyone that comes into our church. We want you to know, that we are committed to you. You'll never knowingly suffer at our hands. We will never say or do anything, knowingly, to hurt you. We will always, in every circumstance, seek to help you and support you. If you're down and we can lift you up, we will do that.

Anything we have that you need, we will share it with you, and if need be, we will give it to you. No matter what we find out about you and no matter what happens, now or in the future, either good or bad, our commitment to you will never change. There is nothing you can do about it. You don't have to respond. We love you and that is what it means.

recent sermons

Power of Forgiveness

There is a story of an incorrigible soldier who had been punished so often for so many offenses, without avail, that his commanding officer despaired of the man's amendment. Again he was under arrest, and the officer spoke hopelessly of him, asking what more could be done to save him from his own undoing. A fellow-officer suggested, "Try forgiving him." The man was brought in and asked what he had to say for himself. He replied: "Nothing, except that I'm very sorry." "Well," said the officer, "we have decided to forgive you." The man stood dazed for a moment and then burst into tears, saluted, and went out to become the best and bravest soldier in the command.

The Forgiven

Do you consider yourself among "the forgiven"?

British Nurse Edith Cavell was executed in 1915. German authorities claimed she had assisted Allied soldiers in escaping from Belgium to the Netherlands, a neutral country.
This First World War witnessed the deaths of 9.7 million combatants during its duration. So what makes Nurse Cavell stand out? It was the spirit in which she died. True she had allowed the hospital under her control to be used by the underground. But the execution of a civilian nurse was not within the rules of war. Nevertheless, just before her death, she breathed these words, "Patriotism is not enough. I must have no hatred or bitterness toward anyone."
Could you have been that forgiving? Perhaps you are struggling just to forgive some neighbor, coworker, or family member who has hurt you. Although forgiveness is tough, we must not forget the words of Christ: "And when you stand praying, if you hold anything against anyone, forgive him, so that your Father in heaven may forgive you your sins" (Mark 11:25 ). You do want God to forgive you, don't you?

Remember: God's forgiveness is for "the forgiving."