This message from Revelation 3:1-6, looks at how the church in America, once the watchman of our country, has fallen into a "Sardinian" sleep and needs to wake up if God is to once again bless our nation.

This Father's Day message looks at the truth that if we as fathers want our children to be there in heaven with us, we need to be there with them on earth. The tragic story of David and Absalom forms the backdrop for this call to be there leading our children to a relationship with the Lord.

Our Pentecost message comes from Acts 19:1-7 and looks at the practical implications of Paul's question: "Have you received the Holy Spirit Since You believed?"

This Ascension Day message from Acts 1 looks at the continuing activity of Jesus at the right hand of the Father. Jesus is actively involved in recruitment, equipment and deployment of his church as he prepares to come again in judgment.

Genesis 15 provides the backdrop for answering the question of how can we know God will keep His promises. The ancient ritual of "cutting a covenant" reminds us that God has staked His honor and the very life of His Son upon doing what He has promised, even when we prove unfaithful.

Proverbs 14:1 tells us a wise woman builds her house. In this Mother's Day message we look at what it takes to build a household of faith based on God's blueprints.

Whether or not the H1N1 virus proves to be a pandemic, the church has in the past and will in the future face the challenges of responding to sickness and death that arise from such global health crises. Psalm 91 gives us a starting point as we look at what form our response might take.

The second in our two part series looking at what it means to "live above" based on Paul's exhortation in Colossians 3:1-17.

The first message of a two part series looks at the seven qualities of the resurrected life based on Colossians 3:1-17.

The original ending of Mark's Gospel (Mark 16:1-8) forces us to confront our response to the resurrection of Jesus. Mark's ending challenges us to finish the story of Christ's resurrection in our own daily lives. Fortunately we have the promise of Jesus that he goes ahead of us to meet us in the Galilees of our lives.