Pastor Eddie and Beth Diaz

10/09/2026

We had a great time with our team attending the Relational Church Network Psalm 23 Conference this week! Old River Assembly

10/01/2026

This message isn’t just for M-Church Pastors and Leaders, it’s for the Church…Period!

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10/01/2026

There are 168 hours in a week. ⏳ You’ll spend about 2 of them at church on Sunday.

"The Life of Every Disciple" is all about how we live out the other 166.
Faith isn't just a Sunday routine—it's an everyday calling. Join us for this transformative 4-week series as we explore what it looks like to follow Jesus in our daily routines, workplaces, and homes.

🗓️ Starts: Sunday, October 4
⏰ Time: 10:45 AM
⏳ Duration: 4 Weeks

See you there! Bring a friend who wants to make their weekdays match their Sundays. 👇

Old River Assembly

09/10/2026

Join me as we continue the series, Built to Last.

09/06/2026

Stand Firm Sunday — Know Your Enemy

This week we started Built for the Battle.

We talked about taking our thoughts captive.

We asked, “Who told you that?”

We talked about the power of our words.

And yesterday, we asked, “Who's in your corner?”

But before you go into any battle, you better know who you're actually fighting.

Scripture says:

“For our struggle is not against flesh and blood...” — Ephesians 6:12

Men, your wife isn't the enemy.

Your kids aren't the enemy.

Your coworker isn't the enemy.

The person who disagrees with you isn't the enemy.

Don't spend your strength fighting the wrong battle.

Satan would love nothing more than for us to attack each other while ignoring the real spiritual battle taking place around us.

So today...

Stand firm.

Pray before you react.

Seek God before you respond.

Fight for people instead of fighting against them.

And remember:

The battle is real. Know your enemy.

Built for the Battle.

Be Bold. Be Strong. Be The One.

Tommy Wallis
Be The One Ministries

09/06/2026

Excited to begin this series today! “What we build our lives on determines how we weather the storms.” Old River Assembly