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I don't know about you, but for me, I can think back on countless times when I did something as a kid that I now realize wasn't the smartest move (slight laughter). I think the same is true in our walks with God. Often times He is nudging us to turn away from something or to take another direction. In today's message, Pastor Terry is going to be giving an example of this. God was prompting the nation in Isaiah to turn away from their flesh and to turn to Him; however, that's not how the story ended.

Don't you love that one friend, family member, or spouse that you know you can always go to when you need advice or help? Let's face it, we can't do life on our own! In today's message, Pastor Terry will be talking about the ultimate source of advice and help in our times of need – JESUS! The Lord tells us that He is our Savior and our Refuge, and when we come to Him with true faith that He will do what He says He will do, we will find rest in all of our troubles.

If you've read even just a glimpse of the Bible, there is a good chance that you will see how all throughout scripture God constantly shows his plans being fulfilled. This gives the people hope in what is to come, and a stronger belief in who Jesus is. In today's message, Pastor Terry is going to be showing how God did just that in the book of Isaiah. He does this to show the prophets that God is their help and that God is with them through their trial. This gives us comfort that He is also with us.

In life, there will always be trials. There will be times in which we question God. There may even be a time when we walk away from our faith and fall into sin. That's what happens in the story today from Pastor Terry. However, as we dive into this story from Isaiah we are reminded that, as Christians, because of the death and resurrection on the cross, we are COMPLETELY forgiven. This forgiveness doesn't just cover the small mistakes we've made, but all of our sins from our past, present, and our future.

Woahh.. what a statement from Pastor Terry! We all have this attitude of knowing everything, whether we admit it or not. Whether in our workplace or in the field in which you appear to excel. It's not a bad attitude to have, but what does the Bible say about it? In today's message, Pastor Terry tells you how pride can sometimes take over your life and ruin everything. How are you going to save yourself? It is by becoming humble in God's eyes and listening to his word. God knows what's best for you.

Don't we all want to be fruitful in life? We want to see the results of our efforts, whether in our jobs or in our daily lives. But have you ever considered whether you are also fruitful in God's eyes? Are you paying attention to what he has to say? In today's message, Pastor Terry tells you how to listen to God and be fruitful in your life. God has given you his gifts. You must use your gifts wisely or they will be taken away from you. Be a witness for God in this world, and you will see the fruit of his blessings.

We have a tendency to believe that if we live a Godly life, we will reap the benefits of doing good, whether to ourselves or to others. There is nothing wrong with thinking in that manner. God, in fact, sees our good works and rewards us accordingly. But, what about our flaws? How can we live a Godly life? In today’s message, Pastor Terry tells you about the consequences of your sin. Is your life for God or for yourself? The earthly mind is evil, but listening to the mind of God's spirit in you is love and peace.

What a powerful statement from Pastor Terry! We all have someone or a group of people who we look up to as role models or idols. We admire them and aspire to be like them. However, as humans, we all have flaws. Nobody is perfect, not even the people we admire. We are even disappointed by those we admire. But do you know who is flawless? In today's message, Pastor Terry tells you how Jesus is a perfect inspiration and how we can look to him for all of our needs. Jesus never fails to disappoint!

We all give thanks and praise to the Lord for who he is and what he has done in our lives. We enjoy participating in various Christian activities. We all have different ways of praising God, which is perfectly fine. But, is God pleased with our praise and worship? Are we doing everything right? Today, Pastor Terry explains how sin created a barrier between God and the people of Israel. Even though they worshipped God, he did not want it because they were soiled. To worship the Lord, you must let go of your sin!

Ouch… What a harsh statement from Pastor Terry! We are all sinners- not just our generation, but all generations! But, as we can see, there are consequences to our sins. It enrages the Lord.

The result of that rage is sickness, either physical or mental, which enters our lives. Isaiah urged the people of Israel to return to God in order to be healed of their illnesses. In today’s message, Pastor Terry tells you how you can get rid of your afflictions by asking forgiveness from God for your sins.