Tuscaloosa First Assembly

Yes, we admit that 2020 had it share of problems. However, as we look toward 2021, Pastor Brad challenges us to face the new year with faith and courage.

In this message, Pastor Lenn explains that we have hope because of the birth of Christ.

Who were the Wise Men, and why did they come looking for Jesus? Pastor Lenn explores these questions in this message from Matthew 2.

God is for you! Do you really believe that? Do you really believe that He has your best interest in mind? In this message, Pastor Lenn encourages us to realize that all three persons of the trinity are for us.

In this message, Pastor Lenn continues a discussion on Jesus, the Church and politics, and reminds all believers that Christ calls us to be salt and light in a fallen world.

Our country is very divided as we head toward this year's election. However. that's not how Jesus calls the church to be. In this message, Pastor Lenn reminds us that Jesus prayed for his followers to be "one."

What is precious to you? In this message from 1 Peter, Paul Burdine reminds us that Jesus should be the most precious thing to us.

In this message from Romans 4, Pastor Lenn encourages us to see ourselves through the cross, and to realize that we are justified by faith and not by works.

In this message, Pastor Lenn invites us to see the work of the Holy Spirit in the lives of Mary, Elizabeth, Simeon and Anna, and encourages us to believe for the gift of the Holy Spirit in our own lives.

In this message, Pastor Lenn unpacks what Peter discusses in his last letter to the church. Specifically, Peter reminds us not to be nearsighted in our faith, but to refresh our memories about what Christ has done for us and in us.

In this message from Romans 14, Pastor Lenn reminds us that we need to look at others the way Christ does. We should welcome them, even if they have differing opinions from us.

In this message, we are reminded that all scripture is God-breathed and useful in our lives and the lives of others.

We will worship something. It's what we were born to do. In this message, Pastor Lenn encourages us to make sure we are worshipping the LORD, and Him only.

In this message, Pastor Lenn challenges us to love the Lord with all of our mind.

In this message, Pastor Brad challenges us, just as Paul challenged Timothy to be content with what we have, and not let the love of money take root in our lives.

In this message, Pastor Brad challenges us to forgive those who have sinned against us, and to get rid of all bitterness.

In the gospel of John, Jesus states that His sheep know His voice, and they don't listen to the voice of the stranger. In this message, Pastor Lenn talks about how our world, and even the church, is listening to the voice of the stranger, and how we need to get back to listening to the voice of Christ.

In this message, Pastor Charles Lenn takes a close look at Romans 6:11 and explains what it means to for us to "reckon

In this message, Pastor Lenn wraps up the series he has been doing on what heaven is like.

What is normal? Is there a such thing as a normal Christian? In this message from Romans, Pastor Charles Lenn explains what our lives would look like if we were on the road to normal.

In this message, Pastor Lenn gives us a preview of what Heaven is going to be like through the scripture.

God wants to give us a breakthrough. In this message from Matthew 4:9-11, Pastor Lenn describes what that breakthrough might look like.

At the moment that someone steps from life into death, they will be judged by God on their faith in Christ. Those who have believed in Christ will spend eternity with Christ. Those who have not will spend eternity away from God. We should be praying for those who have not yet accepted Jesus as their savior.

In this message, Pastor Lenn discusses why we should fast.

What lies on the other side of death? In this message from 1 Corinthians 15, Pastor Lenn explores that topic and helps us see that we should not fear death if we know Jesus.