When Peter was awakened by the angel in prison, he woke to a new life. Paul says believers have a similar experience—it's like "rising from the dead." But this new life requires care. It takes a lot of wisdom.

Kids are often scared of the dark. They picture monsters under their bed or shadows running across the room, and they become terrified. As adults, we may not be scared of the dark, but there are other things that frighten us. For many, one of those scary things is sharing the news of Jesus Christ with friends, coworkers, and family members. But, that's what God wants us to do—He wants us to tell people about Him. In this message, Pete Briscoe explains how to get past the fear.

So often we find ourselves knowing what task we have to complete, but not knowing how we are going to complete it. Those of us who have a relationship with Jesus Christ know that the task God has put before us is to teach people about Him. But most people struggle to understand how to complete the task. In this message, Pete Briscoe breaks it down for us using the Apostle Paul's life as an example to help us learn to be disciples of Christ.

We've all felt the excitement of "new"—a new pair of shoes, a fancy phone, a flat-screen TV. But after awhile, the newness wears off. For some, the same can be said of his or her walk with Christ. Do you remember when you first accepted Christ? Maybe you felt so happy and full of Him that you thought you would burst at the seams if you didn't share this great new change in your life. What happened to that excitement? This message by Pete Briscoe challenges us to remember the purpose that God has for us here on earth.

There is never enough time! We have things we should do, things people tell us to do, and things we want to do. They all end up on our "to-do" list, which becomes too long! In this message from Stuart, he recalls early days of ministry when well-meaning friends gave him advice on how to be: more prayerful, more physically fit, well-read, well-rested, family-focused, and ministry-focused! 

There is never enough time! We have things we should do, things people tell us to do, and things we want to do. They all end up on our "to-do" list, which becomes too long! In this message from Stuart, he recalls early days of ministry when well-meaning friends gave him advice on how to be: more prayerful, more physically fit, well-read, well-rested, family-focused, and ministry-focused! 

One of the hardest things in life is facing rejection, especially when it comes from someone we love. We, like Leah, might keep striving, struggling, and manipulating to earn acceptance from our loved one. We may feel alone, but God sees and hears what we endure. 

In this message, Jill walks us through Leah's struggle with rejection and shows us the God who saw, heard, and loved Leah through it all.

One of the hardest things in life is facing rejection, especially when it comes from someone we love. We, like Leah, might keep striving, struggling, and manipulating to earn acceptance from our loved one. We may feel alone, but God sees and hears what we endure. 

In this message, Jill walks us through Leah's struggle with rejection and shows us the God who saw, heard, and loved Leah through it all.

We all get tired sometimes. And sometimes in our tiredness we get to a point where we, like Elijah, say "I've had enough, Lord." Where do we go once we've reached that point? How can we find refreshment and get moving again? In this message, Jill uses Elijah's story to teach us that God alone can refresh us just as He did for Elijah.

We all get tired sometimes. And sometimes in our tiredness we get to a point where we, like Elijah, say "I've had enough, Lord." Where do we go once we've reached that point? How can we find refreshment and get moving again? In this message, Jill uses Elijah's story to teach us that God alone can refresh us just as He did for Elijah.