THE WORD

In this opening sermon to our Trusting God Series, Pastor Alan declares the truth about our trustworthy God and the need to trust Him, no matter what.

In our final look here at Paul's Letter to the Church in Philippi, we learn how he maintained such an encouraging attitude in the middle of hardship. Pastor Alan concludes this sermon with sharing "The ABC's of Joy in Troubled Times."

As Paul begins the closing of this letter, he shares some vital points that are important for having peaceful relationships as well as peace of mind.

In verse 1 of PHILIPPIANS 4, Paul refers back to what he has just written as key to standing strong as God's beloved.

Pastor Kent Pate, Operations Director for M. J. B. I., does an excellent job in communicating what it is happening around the world through Jewish Evangelism and Discipleship. With Biblical and historical accuracy, he shares the importance of our part in being involved in such endeavors.

From PHILIPPIANS 3, Pastor Alan declares how to beware of Christ's enemies, be confident in Christ alone, be found resting in Christ's righteousness, be conformed to Christ's death, and the importance being persistant in Christ's purposes.

Unfaithful people are far too common in our culture and in the church. With clear truth and the hope of redemption, this sermon calls us all to cleanse our ways by heeding God's Word.

Springing from Job's encounter with the living God, Greg Harrell exhorts and teaches the congregation on how to have a growing relationship with God.

From Paul's teachings and personal examples we can easily see the importance of being faithful. In this sermon you will hear 3 of the primary characteristics of faithful people and how to apply them.

With honesty and humor, this sermon shoots straight - from and to the heart - concerning the problem of complaining and how to overcome it, which ultimately rests in our treasuring Words of Life from the Bible and allowing them to change the way we think.

By learning how to "work out" what God "works in" enables us to move forward in doing God's will - for our lives - with confidence and full surrender.

Having the mind of Christ in us goes contrary to the ways of the world and the natural way we think. In this teaching, Pastor Alan challenges everyone to embrace the process of God as He leads us to humble ourselves and be conformed to the image of Christ.

In this last session of The FOCUS Conference, Mary Forsythe delivers an assuring word of our identity in Christ and a clear call to go on to what He has for us ahead.

In this second session of our 2010 FOCUS Women's Conference, Mary Ann Brown passionately calls for purity in the Church now.

During the FOCUS Conference Luncheon, Yvette Latta brought some comic relief by sharing some of the recent humorous events of her life.

In Session 4 of the FOCUS Conference, Mary Forsythe calls everyone to be awake and to rise up.

In the evening session of a full day at The FOCUS Conference, Mary Ann Brown delivers a sobering to call to return to the Lord and altars of consecration.

In this first session of our 2010 FOCUS Women's Conference, Mary Forsythe challenges the hearers to leave the past behind.

In this wrap-up of Philippians Chapter 1, Pastor Alan shares the Top Ten Benefits or Suffering for Jesus.

Drawing lessons from the life and leadership of Joshua and the Lord's appearance to him, Greg Harrell declares how we as believers can walk in victorious obedience.

Writing under the shadow of his potential death, Paul's example encourges us to see death as something better than life and living as something for the sake of others.

At Victory Christian Center in Bloomington, Illinois; Pastor Alan speaks from his most recent life giving perspective on how to be free from the tyranny of temptation, which in a nutshell, is God Himself and our dependence upon Him.

On Independence Day 2010, Dr. Lance Hurley portrays George Washington in his moving perfomance as one of our nation's founders.

Learning from Paul the apostle, Pastor Alan compares some of the shadows of impending doom that he was facing with our challenges to living the Christian life in the 21st century.

While sharing their painful story of dealing with a drug addicted daughter and her child, Winnie Derning illustrates how persistant in prayer we must be in times of tribulation.