In this informative and challenging message, Dr. Jackson details the four unmistakable signs the New Testament reveals as the evidence that a person has received new life by being baptized in the Holy Spirit. God has great things in store for those who respond to Him in obedient faith!

Two paths lay before the intrepid explorers-- the one they chose revealed the ones they trusted. In this challenging message, Bro. Moser reminds us from history and scripture that if we want to reach the source of abundant life (the Lord), it matters which way we walk, and which leaders and principles guide us.

Adventurers from Solomon to Halliburton will tell you the same truth-- at some point, disappointment waits beyond every horizon when you live a life 'under the sun.' But, oh! For those who live under the Son-- now that's a different story entirely, one where all things are made new, and the miraculous becomes the expected!

It's not just the name of a character from a Dickens novel-- it's the name of a memorial raised by a leader of God's people to commemorate God's faithfulness and provision. Pause and reflect on how far God has brought you, and it will bring hope for your future in Him!

In his gospel, Luke frames the story of the incarnation as an experience of unfathomable joy by unknown people. That Christmas message remains true today-- God intends to do extraordinary things in, for, and through ordinary people.

Most of us have experienced the gap between the promises people make and the actions they take. But with one Speaker, that gap doesn't exist. When He speaks, the universe bends toward accomplishing His purpose. From the manger to the seat of authority in the universe, Jesus is proof that God's Word to us is 'Yes!'

David describes the Lord as the One who prepares a table for him-- and that personal experience carries the weight of prophecy, as Jesus declared Himself to be the Good Shepherd for His people. Come sit at the table, and discover the bounty that He has prepared, at the greatest cost.

Have you ever heard anyone say that we Christians should just love Jesus, and leave off the doctrine? Or that doctrine causes divisions in the Body of Christ? Well, Jesus' teachings and the apostles' writings have a bit to say about that. Let's discover the good news about the good news!

A half-brother of Jesus dashed off a little note with two eternal truths: it's unwise to follow false teachers, but for those who commit to covenant in Christ, He is faithful to perfect them in their faith!

In a world fascinated with leadership, the Bible teaches us not so much to follow the leader, but to follow the follower-- those whose lives reflect a faithful path of fruitful discipleship.