God Cannot Be Mocked
'We reap what we sow.' Explore the teachings of Galatians 6:6-10, the law of cause and effect, and the choices between sowing to the sinful nature or God's Holy Spirit.
Don’t Get Mad; Get More Than Even!
In a cruel world, we are called to Take It, Give It, and Bank It. The power of God’s love makes for a better world and a better hereafter.
Life Has Its Ups and Downs
Adversity is not a setback but a stepping stone to spiritual growth, as seen in the story of Abraham Lincoln and the disciples' journey with Jesus in Matthew 17
The God of Increase
Discover the timeless wisdom of growth and faith in the parable from Matthew 25:13-30. Just as in life, in faith, 'If it isn't growing, it's probably dead.
Significance - The Story of the Goldfish Plant
This message from Kathryn Seib explores finding significance in life, rooted in God's love, despite challenges, doubts, and unmet expectations. It emphasizes seeing others through forgiveness and understanding our purpose in bearing fruit for God.
How to Walk on Water
This message explores the story of Peter walking on water, emphasizing obedience to God's word, stepping out of our comfort zones, keeping our focus on Jesus, and seeking help when facing challenges.
Good Things Come to Those Who Wait
In Acts 1:1-14, Jesus tells His disciples to wait for the promised Holy Spirit instead of charging ahead. Waiting humbles us, breaking our self-sufficiency. Trusting the Holy Spirit brings power to live Spirit-filled lives. Eternal results depend on obedience, surrender, and reliance on God's timing and power.
New Wine and Wineskins
As we prepare to be filled with the Holy Spirit, like new wine in fresh wineskins, we encounter a transformative journey. This message unveils the steps: making ourselves available, embracing change, taking bold faith steps, and putting others first. Just as Jesus turned water into wine, our lives can be infused with the Spirit's joy, empowerment, and the ability to bless others.
Put People in Their Place
Ananias's remarkable story teaches us the power of perceiving others through God's eyes. He shifted from skepticism to obedience, from people-pleasing to divine alignment. Like a cloud briefly passing, Ananias's role demonstrates that changing viewpoints can lead to life-altering results. Just as he believed Saul could change, we too must believe in the transformative power of God, impacting lives through faith, obedience, and seeing people as God sees them.
God’s Healing Hand
The Great Physician holds the ultimate cure. Explore instances of healing, faith, and God's sovereignty in this insightful Sunday message.
Our Food
We become like Jesus as we walk and work with Him. Jesus wants to give us His desires. Are you getting to know God by reading His Word, talking to Him, listening to Him and watching Him? Jesus might be quoting a proverb about four more months and then the harvest. Jesus calls His disciples to see the opportunity to harvest souls with Him. What is life about? Is it about food, drink and clothes? Who and what do you see when you look around you every day?
Testimonies on Humility and Provision
Embrace humility and divine provision to navigate life's challenges, as shared by Mitch Runne and Kathryn Seib. Discover their journeys of growth, grace, and unwavering faith.
Be of Good Courage
Biblical courage isn't the absence of fear, but acting despite it. It's grounded in God's promises and presence. Like Ehud, who overcame limitations, we must rely on thanksgiving, covenant promises, and the power of God's Word and Spirit to overcome compromise, complacency, and doubt. Courage flows from encountering God, defining our identity, and relying on His strength.
Rethink Success
Jonathan, however, was not your typical 'king in waiting.' While Saul felt threatened by David, Jonathan embraced God’s will and his place as second in the kingdom of Israel.
Ears To Hear
People heard about the miracles and messages of a young teacher from Nazareth 2,000 years ago. Luke 8:4-15 describes the scene: While a large crowd was gathering and people were coming to Jesus from town after town, he told this parable...