Faithful is the Word

There are things in life that we can control, like ourselves.  Outside of that, we are left to either react or respond.  In today's message, we will see how the Holy Spirit empowered Paul to respond to a storm at sea to help us see something incredible about who God is.

It's unfortunate how often you and I have to learn the hard way in life.  Today, we are going to learn a lesson Paul learned the hard way to help us understand how to live in a better way.

Newsflash: It's impossible to understand every detail of God's plan for your life.  The real question ought to be, "Why?"  Today, we are going to learn how Paul ended up in Rome so we can learn how we too can trust in God so that He can fulfill His purpose in our lives even when we only can understand a small part of it.

People are good at pretending, especially when it comes to our ability to lie to ourselves and ignore addressing any form of darkness in our hearts.  The sin that remains a secret makes us sick.  We will look at one man's fatal flaw in the Bible who ignored the obvious, and I pray that we all learn not to repeat the same mistake.

Knowing the voice of God in Scripture is essential for battling the many lies that we hear daily.  One source of deception tends to be our own conscience.  At times it acts like a friend and at others like an enemy.  Today, we are going to look at how to have a clear conscience before God and how that helps us to live for the Lord without regret!

It's hard to be joyful when you are not hopeful.  And it's hard to be hopeful when we only settle for the kind of false hope that this world only offers.  Today, we are going to review four times Jesus tells people to cheer up (have courage) which can still speak to us today.

Having a heart for others is hard, especially when it comes to people who hurt you.   This is what we are about to see as an example in Paul's life as he maintains a heart for unbelievers despite the hurt that they inflicted on him.

One of the biggest questions Christians have is how to hear God's voice.  In order to do that, you have to begin with understanding what you need to be listening for.

One of the biggest questions Christians have is how to hear God's voice.  In order to do that, you have to begin with understanding what you need to be listening for.

The phrase, "You get out what you put in" contains a lot of truth, especially when it comes to physical, mental, and spiritual health.  What matters is not just what you put in but where you put it.  In today's message, we look at how God designs to encourage those who are discouraged in a way to empower them to live with the right kind of confidence.

People are so dead inside that they are willing to do anything to just feel alive, even for a brief moment.  Revival is when you experience God's life-giving hand in your life when you repent of your sins and receive Jesus as your Savior.  Yet, there is a form of repeated revival that Christians can cultivate.  In today's message, we are going to look at how to pursue Biblical reviv...

People are always looking for the next big and exciting thing because we can get bored easily.  The same happens even within the Christian faith.  Today, we're going to be challenged not to seek the extraordinary work of God apart from the ordinary practices that God has actually commanded.  The truth is that there is more to explore the further we go into God's Word and presence.

In the book of Acts, Luke documents 4 different Pentecost experiences which confirmed an amazing reality regarding just who can be saved!  In today's message, we are going to see what happened when a group of people who were waiting for the Savior found out what He had arrived & accomplished.

Many of us have been told how incredible we are at some point in our lives.  The hard truth is that regardless of how "incredible" you and I might be, we are all incomplete and incompetent without Christ.  Today, we examine this claim as we search the Scriptures together.

Extra-struggles in life require extra-strength that can only be found in the source of all life.  In this sermon, we examine God's Word to learn how to be strengthened in the middle of our struggles and what God wants us to do with it.

Is the Bible reliable?  Can we trust what is written and who wrote it?  These are questions that people have wrestled with for generations and it is a question that you must arrive at your own conclusion.  If you can trust what was written then you can trust the God who is risen!  Today, we will look at a text that helps us to see that God's Word, and God Himself, it trust wort...

It's one thing to read the Bible.  It's something else talking about it.  In today's message we will learn what obstacles that keeps us from sharing the Good News and growing in it.

Why is the Bible so boring?  Why is it so hard to understand?  This is going to be our focus today as we not only look inside of the Bible but also inside of ourselves to understand why the Bible is hard to understand and live by.

What we think about we live out.  That is why it is important to be aware of the truth we believe in so that we can be transformed to live with and for the Lord.  Out of anything we can think about, what we think about Jesus matters most.

In life, we have to deal with curve balls, but if we have Christ we have all that we need to deal with distractions and difficulties, no matter how dark the circumstances.

Is it possible to know the Will of God without having to hear the voice of God through dreams, prophecies, and other signs?  The short answer is, "YES!"  How that is possible is the content of today's message.

The timeless message of Jesus needs to be applied in timely ways.  This can be difficult for some Christians because they are unsure how to live in today's culture in an effective way.  In this message, we learn some basic principles on how to accommodate how we live by faith by avoiding compromising our faith.

Life is full of tension and transitions.  Praise God that boy His grace we can navigate both in ways that can help us to fulfill God's purpose for our lives.  In today's message, we are going to see how God did this through Paul, Barnabas, and John-Mark.

There is a reason why the song "Amazing Grace" is too inspiring and timeless.  Yet, no words can accurately describe how amazing God's grace is.  Despite our limitations, it is possible to grow in our understanding.  In today's message, we see how we are saved by God's grace and how we are called to live by God's grace, especially when addressing the common questions people have abo...

Paul's first missionary journey is meant to introduce the third and final section of the book of Acts which shows God fulfilling His promises through His people despite them facing great opposition, so that believers experience the same results.  Other topics focus on why God allows suffering in the world today and what can we do in response to it.