Humanity can never be satisfied with what it has, because of this man's cup is always running dry or on empty. Is our cup dry or overflowing? Maybe our view of what God can do has been narrowed by poor theology or unbelief. Possibly we have become dry because we have removed our cup from the "fountain of life" (Psalm 36:9). For the Christian who trusts in the Lord rather than the world to supply his needs, he has a cup that overflows with blessings, joys and miracles. We do not just have enough, we have more than enough. An overflowing cup means an overflowing life.

I’m profoundly amazed with the unlimited resources of the God of the Bible.

1. He makes an ocean, makes it so deep no man can fathom it.

2. He makes a mountain, makes it so large no one can measure or weigh it.

3. He makes a flower, scatters multiplied millions, no one to admire but Him.

4. He “makes” grace; makes it without sides or bottom and leaves the top off.

5. He pours salvation forth like a river.

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Dan Saldana presents us with a challenge to ward off complacency in our lives and cultivate the hunger and thirst for God.

The prodigal is the stereotypical rebellious adolescent who doesn't know how much he doesn't know. He reaps what he sows and learns a valuable lesson in the process. His is the classic story of the great turnaround. If only all prodigal children could get so smart so quickly! This parable has been called the greatest short story ever told. Some have described it as the parables of all parables. Others have called it the gospel within the gospel.

Do you ever feel like portions of your life seem unimportant or meaningless? Sometimes the menial tasks, circumstances, and details in the day-to-day may not seem like they’re preparing us for anything, but they are actually preparing us for a divine set-up. This morning we are going to look at how two Egyptian Hebrews in scripture caution us against taking our circumstances for granted with regards to what God has prepared for you.

The Baptism of Jesus by John

How did the early church turn the world upside down? Jimmy Chapman

A supernatural power was loose among them that healed the sick, drove out demons, twice blinded its opponents and made hypocrites fall dead on the spot. Within one generation, only by word of mouth, everyone within the known limits of civilization was reached with the Gospel! Incredible!

A look into the stability of Truth found in Peter's letter discussed through the lens of today's pluralistic society.

Joseph of Arimathea is one of the few who is mentioned in all four Gospels. His deed of giving his own tomb for Jesus burial was foretold by Isaiah in the suffering servant passage. (Is.53:9) “He made his grave with the rich.” An overlooked irony is that a disciple of Jesus was found among the Sanhedrin. Not only was Joseph of Arimathea a member of the exclusive seventy, Joseph was a prominent member of the Council. After Jesus death Joseph asked Pilate for the body. Today, I want to look at Joseph’s Character; Joseph’s Concealment and Joseph’s Courage.

The bible has several examples of the depth of a Mother's love and commitment to her children. Whether it is Jochebed, the mother of Moses, Hannah, the mother of Samuel, or the unnamed mother that would rather give up her child than have him killed, a mother's love for her children is a unique love that God gives for her children. Today we will look at the life of another special mother in the Bible. Mary, the mother of Jesus. Although wrongly considered divine by some, Mary was uniquely chosen by God to bring forth the greatest gift to mankind. Jesus the savior of the world.