We all know the story and many have seen the movie of the tragedy of the ship that "God could not sink." What can we as believers learn from the Titanic? Listen to the latest episode of Apples of Gold as Pastor Benny Tate looks at Job 9:26 and the Titanic.

If God loves me and is in control of all things then why am I going through these hard times? Pastor Mark Hoover of New Springs Church in Wichita, Kansas is our guest teacher on this episode of Apples of Gold. His message is on the difference between reasons and purpose.

Has anyone ever asked you what Jesus does for you? There are many things He does for us - in our past, present and future. Pastor Benny Tate shares with us the things Christ does for us by looking in the book of Psalms. Listen to this week's message from Psalm 103:1-5.

This week we go back into the Apples of Gold archive for this classic message from Dr. Benny Tate entitled, Heaven.

Pastor Benny Tate continues his series Old School by revisiting the crucifixion and identifying thieves we all face. Turn to Luke 23:39-43 as we hear Pastor Benny's message The Four Thieves of the Crucifixion.

When troubles hit our life we can come confident to God and not question if He can. Pastor Benny Tate continues his series Old School with this week's message based on Mark 9:17, 18, & 23.

Probably one of the most known passages of scripture is Psalm 23 and Pastor Benny Tate continues his Old School series by taking a closer look at this comforting psalm. What can we learn from this psalm that is taken from the perspective of a sheep?

Pastor Benny Tate continues his series Old School by looking at the parable of Wealthy Man in Luke 12:16-21. What can we learn from this "Foolish" man so that God does not call us a fool?

Pastor Benny Tate begins a new sermon series this week entitle Old School. This week we turn to Malachi 3:14-17 as we read of how God values us like fine jewelry.

On this special broadcast of Apples of Gold, Rock Springs Church celebrates Israel with a special message on why Israel, God's chosen people, will never go away.