Between worship sets, Pastor Doug reflects on Habakkuk chapter 3, where the prophet shows us how to revel in God's sovereignty and love in the midst of our unresolved questions and circumstances.

Between worship sets, Pastor Doug reflects on Habakkuk chapter 3, where the prophet shows us how to revel in God's sovereignty and love in the midst of our unresolved questions and circumstances.

Pastor Billy Venezia continues the teaching on the prophet Habakkuk, picking it up in the third chapter. Through this study, we are challenged to look at how important it is to be determined to trust God, even when our circumstances make it difficult to do so.

Who do you think you are? That's the tone that was set for Jesus by religious leaders during His final week of ministry. Continuing through the Book of Luke, Pastor Doug Sauder examines the most severe public challenges to Jesus' authority ever recorded. Jesus turned these harsh confrontations into incredible teaching opportunities.

Continuing the series, Minor Prophets Major Message, Pastor Chris Baselice teaches through chapter two of Habakkuk. This message grapples with God's sovereignty and goodness, and what it means to live by faith when your life seems as though it's in its darkest times.

Maybe we've made prayer too complicated. All the prayers in the Bible can be combined into one simple pocket prayer: "Father, You are good. I need help. They need help. Thank you. In Jesus' name, Amen." Teaching from John chapter 2, Max Lucado uses the story of Mary's request to Jesus at the wedding in Cana to show how a simple prayer resulted in Jesus' first recorded miracle.

Have you ever asked God, "Why is this happening to me?" Sometimes we look at life and nothing about it makes sense. In this message, Pastor Doug Sauder reminds us no circumstance or trial is too big for God's hands and challenges us to stop asking God "Why?" and start asking "What's next?" God can turn our biggest trial into our biggest testimony for His glory.

Passion is an intense feeling or conviction that God gives us for a reason. A disciple will channel his passion, not into fulfilling his own desires, but into things of eternal value that matter to God: stewardship, obedience, and worship. Like Jesus, a disciple will also be passionate about reaching the lost and honoring the church as a place of prayer.

Though we don't know what God looks like, the Bible paints a clear picture of His character. As we study the prophet Zephaniah's words to God's people, we see that God is relational, faithful, instructional, glorious, and loving. As we learn God's character, our worshipful response brings Him glory.

Jesus didn't say try to be salt. He said, "You are salt." In this message, pastor and author Chip Ingram teaches about Christians in culture. The way we live will either validate or invalidate how the gospel is communicated to the world around us.