We remember so that we can move forward in faith, trusting that the God who brought us this far will continue to lead us until the day He calls us home. (Joshua 4:4–7)

The shadow of the dial does not have to be a message of despair. (Isaiah 38:1–8)

Whatever you are facing today, bring it to Jesus. (Mark 1 & 2)

God still has the final word over your life. Acts 12:1–17

The question is not whether we have influence. It’s whether our influence leads others to Christ.

Recognizing the Presence of God (Exodus 3:1–10)

“Do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but with humility consider one another as more important than yourselves;”
Philippians 2:3 (NASB)

God gives us the strength to face the uncomfortable.

We rejoice in the promise of knowing that Christ is alive. (Luke 24:1–8 KJV)

(Matthew 21:1–11 KJV) Within a week, the same mouths that were uttering “Hosanna to God in the highest,” were crying “Crucify Him, crucify Him!” What happened between Palm Sunday and Good Friday? 

If you’ve tasted failure, don’t give up. In this message, we learn about Rehoboam and his shields of brass (1 Kings 14:25–28 KJV)

A message on answering the call God has for you, referencing passages from Jonah 1 & 2

We always think of Thanksgiving as being about family. It is, but what Paul is talking about in this passage in Ephesians is the personal Thanksgiving.

Learn in whatever state you’re in to be content. (Exodus 16:1-7, Phillipans 4:11-14)