This week Pastor Benny Tate begins a new series entitled Profiles in Courage. This week he explains how to be courageous by examining Joshua. Our text is from Joshua 1:6-9

Today's message is based on John 12:32 and the title of the message is a statement that we all know - Jesus did die for everyone!

Pastor Benny Tate continues his series, "For You Not From You" with a profound message dealing with what we treasure. We look at Matthew 6:21 for this week's message.

Pastor Benny Tate begins a new series entitled, "For You Not From You." Today's message is a good reminder that God can handle any debt that we might have. Get ready to learn the two most important principles concerning money. We look at Proverbs 22:6-9.

Have you ever been in terrible storm? The wind and the rain along with lightning and thunder can make it seem that it's the end of the world. In Mark 4:35-41 we read of a storm that had experience fisher men frightened. Yet, where was Jesus? Sleeping! Pastor Benny Tate shares that no matter what storm you're in - our Savior Jesus is right there with us.

What would you say was the greatest miracle ever done by Jesus Christ? Listen to today's Apples of Gold to learn more in the latest message in Dr. Benny Tate's Miracles series.

What was the greatest miracle ever done by Jesus? That is what Pastor Benny Tate discusses on today's Apples of Gold.

Rock Springs Church executive pastor Cameron Shiflett brings today's message on Apples Gold. He continues Pastor Tate's series, "Miracles" with a message on how to be positioned for a miracle. Cameron looks to Matthew 8:5-10 and the Roman Centurion who came to Jesus looking for a miracle.

This week's message Pastor Benny Tate looks into the the Old Testament (he will be back looking at the miracles of Jesus next week), and shares about a miracle that kept a family alive. His message is based on 2 Kings 4:1-7.

Can you imagine having a physical issue that causes you to be shunned by society? Even your spouse cannot be near you. That is what we read about in Mark 5:25-28. We see how a woman with the issue of blood went beyond her circumstances and had the faith to know that she could be healed.