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In one passage in the Old Testament, God is given a name that isn't found anywhere else in the Bible. When it feels like everything is going wrong in our lives and we question what God is doing, it's this name that reminds us of who He is. Where did the name originate? From Abraham's other wife, Hagar.

In 2 Samuel, King David is at the end of his life when he writes down his last words in a song. He ends his life as a worshipper and a pursuer of God. The lesson of David's life teaches us how worship should mark our own lives, and our dedication to Christ.

All of us face fear, but understanding the different areas fear affects us can be integral to finding freedom. As we conclude our series on Fear, we look at Seven Battlefields of Fear. We need to expose fear for what it truly is in order to find freedom and healing in Christ.

In our Christian walk we need to be on guard from losing the fire we have for Christ. Part of our focus should be on burning for the things of God. How do we do that? Why is stoking the fire so important? The example from a scripture in the Gospels can tell us more!

There's the potential for fear, anxiety, and nervousness surrounding our current election season. As we prepare for the potential of a new President, and all its implications, how do we navigate it? In today's sermon we address to the topic of fear, and its affect on our lives as citizens of this world. The good news? We can be confident in Christ no matter the circumstance. This is a se...

When we're faced with fear, especially as it pertains to trusting God, we have a few options. We can either give in to fear, we can try to handle it ourselves, or we can trust God with the unknown and move forward. Today we talk about living in the unknown while still operating in faith in what God has spoken to us. We may not know the outcome, but God is with us every step of the way.

It's important for every believer to host the presence of the Lord in their lives. What does that look like? We can look at scripture to help us understand how to host the Lord. In Genesis, Abraham is sitting by his tent when the Lord visits him, and his response can teach us how to be hospitable to the Lord.

Last week we gained a biblical understanding of the fear of the Lord. Today we look at an unhealthy version of fear that's embedded in our emotions. The enemy prowls, attempting to destroy us in any way possible. In this sermon we learn how to combat fear so it no long controls us, and so it loses any power to derail what God has planned for us.

As we continue our Midweek series on Ephesians, we look at another aspect of the Armor of God. Its something that protects us from attack, and helps us protect others as well. It's the shield of faith. In this message you'll learn how to use faith effectively in your daily life.

There are two types of fear in the Bible, one good and one bad. Today we focus on the good type of fear. It's a fear that, if we get it right, can help us have victory over the emotions of fear that try to control us. The fear we're talking about today? The fear of the Lord. 

Want to be used by God? Then this story from the book of Acts can help you know how to do exactly that. Philip, a follower of Christ, was walking by a chariot when he found a man reading the scriptures. What Philip did next can help us understand how to be used by God to share the Gospel.

Over the course of American history, there have been movement's of God that have defined a generation. Part of being citizens of the Kingdom of God as well as earth includes us doing our part to 'turn the world upside down' for Christ. We are called to share the Gospel with everyone and let them know that there is a God in heaven who loves them. When we do that, we will see God move...

The believer has authority, but what does that look like? In this sermon from our midweek services we look at the book of Nahum and how it ties into Jesus' authority on earth. Discover your place in Christ and how He empowers you to live for Him!

One of the keys to living well as a citizen of heaven is handling your finances well. Understanding biblical principles on money isn't a "get rich" scheme, but rather, a way to honor God with your finances. Today we lay out seven principles on Kingdom currency and how it can reshape and bless your life. Want to handle money well? Apply this sermon today!

Having the right posture before God can position us for His favor in our lives. Even so, there is one thing that can place us in a position of correction and humbling. It's the issue of Pride. We deal with it more than we think, and today we look at the Bible to help us eradicate it from our lives.

As followers of Christ, we have all been given the right to become children of God. Yet, even in the freedom we have in Christ, there's something that can block us from growth and stifle our effectiveness. How can we stop this from happening? We need to dig out the root of things that can derail us. Here's how to keep from developing spiritual blockage.

Missing this one piece of the Armor of God in our lives can paralyze us, confuse us, and create stress. That one piece... is peace. As we continue our deep diver into the Armor of God, we look at how to cultivate peace and the steps to take to produce it. Need peace?

Being a "Citizen" of Heaven is about more than how we engage with our world. One of the most important aspects of our heavenly citizenship is prayer. Prayer is integral to our walk with God and it forges us into effective people on mission for the Kingdom.

As we continue our series working through the book of Ephesians, we dive deeper into two more pieces of the armor of God. Understanding how to utilize the Breastplate of Righteousness and Helmet of Salvation analogies can help protect you from spiritual attack. The devil uses different methods to attack followers of Christ, but the armor can help protect you. Here's how!

In our modern world we are bombarded by cultural definitions of sex. Yet, for the Christian, God has set up boundaries for sex to protect, safe guard, and help us. It's vital to our faith to live by God's design for sexuality, and to also be a light to a world that wants to live by its own standards. Today's sermon will deal with everything we face in our modern culture, and how to...

Need help overcoming attacks from the enemy? Our Midweek sermon is exactly what you need! It's one of the most well known passages in the Bible, and its principles can help us live every day protected and safe in Christ. It's the passage in Ephesians discussing the Armor of God. Each aspect of Paul's analogy in Ephesians guides and equips us as we face daily spiritual warfare.

As citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven, we have a specific call on our life. It's a call we all share, no matter what age or stage in life. That call is to GO. Every disciple of Christ is meant to go spread the Gospel and invite whosoever will into the family of God. The church is open to everyone... it has no borders.

The story of Elijah passing his mantle to Elisha isn't simply an Old Testament story. Rather, it's a lesson for us today in pursuing calling. We all have a calling, but what we do in the time before God opens that door can make or break it. Want to steward your calling well? Here's how.

There is power in having a made up mind. When the world is hot and cold, when people are non-committal, it's our calling to be all in for the Gospel. Are you all in for Christ?

When a widow only had a little oil to her name, and needed delivering from a terrible situation, God came through with a miracle through the prophet Elisha. This Old Testament story not only reveals God's providence, but His care for His people. What miracle do you need for you and your household? Today is the day to reach out in prayer for a miracle!