In this lesson, Bro Richard Rambo speaks on the topic of "doing all the right stuff and still being in hardship". He uses examples from Scripture like, Lazarus and Job to show that sometimes, Christians can be in the will of God, but find themselves walking through major difficulty.

In this Sunday School series, Pastor Matt McNeely walks us through the book of Philippians, pulling from it the values and lessons Paul wished to convey. What does it really mean when Paul said, "To live is Christ and to die is gain"?

Bro Levi McNeely delivers a lesson on hinderances that we find in our Christian lives.

In this Sunday School series, Pastor Matt McNeely walks us through the book of Philippians, pulling from it the values and lessons Paul wished to convey. What does it really mean when Paul said, "To live is Christ and to die is gain"?

In this powerful Bible teaching, Pastor Scott Rambo unpacks what Jesus meant when He said, “My sheep hear My voice” (John 10:27). Before you can hear from God, you must first belong to Him. Salvation opens the ears of your heart — and only those who are born again can truly recognize the Shepherd’s voice.

In this Sunday School series, Pastor Matt McNeely walks us through the book of Philippians, pulling from it the values and lessons Paul wished to convey. What does it really mean when Paul said, "To live is Christ and to die is gain"?

Pastor Matt McNeely walks through the book of 1 John and other selected verses looking at the way we can both test and know our Christian faith.

In this Sunday School series, Pastor Matt McNeely walks us through the book of Philippians, pulling from it the values and lessons Paul wished to convey. What does it really mean when Paul said, "To live is Christ and to die is gain"?

In this lesson, Bro Levi McNeely takes us through Scripture as we answer one of the most important, yet often neglected, questions. Are you sure? Sure of what? tune in to this episode to find out!

In this Sunday School series, Pastor Matt McNeely walks us through the book of Philippians, pulling from it the values and lessons Paul wished to convey. What does it really mean when Paul said, "To live is Christ and to die is gain"?