Have you ever gotten burnt out serving the Lord? Have you ever felt like you've been too busy trying to stay in God's good graces? As Pastor Michael Hughes shares in Hebrews 4:1 the calling of Jesus is a call to find rest and refreshment in Him. 

We can all look back on times in our lives when we thought that our circumstances were hopeless only to see God work everything out. In Genesis Chapters 47 & 48 Pastor Mike Hughes shows us how God was working things out even in the midst of a great famine. 

A warning can be a valuable thing. Sometimes though we foolishly throw caution to the wind only to find ourselves in a world of hurt. In Romans 16:17-27 Pastor Michael Hughes shares with us the reasons behind Paul's wise warning to the Romans.

There comes a time in everyone's life when situations or circumstances are revealed to be drastically different than what we thought they were. In Genesis Chapter's 45 & 46 Pastor Michael Hughes shows us how quickly life changed for Jacob, Joseph, and Joseph's brothers.

Every so often in the Bible we come across long lists of names. Reading through them can seem like a daunting task, but as Pastor Michael Hughes shares from Romans 16:1-16, names in the Bible point to relationships and reveal important connections within the early Church.

Have you ever been caught between God's Will and your own plans? Even if we have noting but good intentions, sometimes God's ways are just different than ours. As Pastor Michael Hughes shares with us from Romans 15:22-33, even Paul had his own plans that worked out differently than what the Lord wanted.  

We all experience stressful situations in life, yet we can all recall one specific moment that seemed to be more intense than all the rest. In Genesis chapters 43 & 44, Pastor Michael Hughes leads us through perhaps the most difficult time Joseph and his brothers ever experienced.

While none of us are ever proud to admit it, the truth is that many of us have held prejudices against others.  Hopefully we've matured enough to grow out of those prejudices. In Romans 15:9-21 Pastor Michael Hughes shows us how Paul encouraged the Romans to put love before prejudice.

In light of the free gift of salvation, the free gift of unending grace, and the freedom of liberty, how are we supposed to treat others? What happens when my freedoms conflict with somebody else's?  In Romans 15:1-9 Pastor Michael Hughes shares God's intention for relating to others.