A Heart after God Bible Teaching Ministry with Pastor Brad Abley

We're pausing our series in Luke to study Psalm 32 -- written by David the man after God's own heart -- an extraordinary insight into the life of a believer as he seeks to understand and please God.

Over these four messages, we'll learn so much about God's nature -- perhaps things you didn't know before -- and through the work of the Holy Spirit in us we'll be changed.

May the Lord grant you wisdom and insight into this series, and may He enable you to bear great fruit for Him!

We're pausing our series in Luke to study Psalm 32 -- written by David the man after God's own heart -- an extraordinary insight into the life of a believer as he seeks to understand and please God.

Over these four messages, we'll learn so much about God's nature -- perhaps things you didn't know before -- and through the work of the Holy Spirit in us we'll be changed.

May the Lord grant you wisdom and insight into this series, and may He enable you to bear great fruit for Him!

What impresses God is not what most people think -- and this is true even for far too many Christians.

Jesus has something extremely important and urgent about this, in Luke 13:22-30 in the second of a two-part series.

Jesus was never moved by numbers, but sadly, too many Christians are -- and are easily taken in or impressed with what the world is impressed with.

What does the Bible teach about this important matter? Find out, from our series in Luke, from 13:22-30 in the Know Your Faith series through the gospel of Luke.

Two of the most important words in the New Testament and indeed the entire Bible will be defined, explained, and illustrated in today's message.

Humility is rewarding, satisfying, and dramatically life-changing -- IF we will eagerly respond to what Jesus teaches about Himself and how He wants us to live before Him.

Pride destroys marriages, relationships, organizations, and nations. Humility marks one of the greatest characteristics of the Lord and Savior of the world -- Jesus.

Do we follow the ways of the world ("it's all about me!") -- and hence live miserable lives? Or do we seek to do the best thing possible -- follow Jesus and His ways?

Throughout Scripture, we can see that developing confidence in God was a major focus of the godly men and women. In fact, we also learn that it's God's chief desire that we grow in our confidence in Him.

Micah 7:7-8 are two very unique and powerful verses -- and a testimony from Micah -- about this very thing. Join me as we dig more deeply into the wonder of Scripture for this vital and great pursuit!

Throughout Scripture, we can see that developing confidence in God was a major focus of the godly men and women. In fact, we also learn that it's God's chief desire that we grow in our confidence in Him.

Micah 7:7-8 are two very unique and powerful verses -- and a testimony from Micah -- about this very thing. Join me as we dig more deeply into the wonder of Scripture for this vital and great pursuit!

The Kingdom of God is prominent in Daniel and in Psalm 145 -- and then especially in the Parables and the teaching of Jesus. But what is it? Why is it so important?

This message will attempt to answer these questions in this second of a two-part series.

The Kingdom of God in Scripture has enormous importance, but it is not often well-understood. The Kingdom of God is prominent in Daniel and in Psalm 145 -- and then especially in the Parables and the teaching of Jesus. But what is it? Why is it so important? This message will attempt to answer these questions in a two-part series.