This message invites us to explore the courageous faith of Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah—three young men who stood firm when everyone else bowed. Their story reminds us that God’s presence is not proven by the fires we avoid, but by the God who stands with us in the flames. Whether He delivers in the way we hope or leads us through the heat, He is still worthy of our trust and worship. This sermon calls us to a resilient, “even if He doesn’t” kind of faith that refuses to bow to pressure and finds strength in the Fourth Man in the fire.

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From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible declares one eternal truth: there is only one God, and His name is Jesus.

There are moments in life when even the strongest among us whisper, “Lord, it’s enough.” Like Elijah under the juniper tree, we can find ourselves weary, discouraged, and running on empty — not because we’ve lost faith, but because we’ve lost strength. Yet the beauty of Elijah’s story is that God met him in that place of exhaustion, not with judgment, but with rest, restoration, and renewed purpose. This message reminds us that the juniper tree is not the end, but a place where God revives the weary and gently leads us back into hope, calling, and fresh strength for the journey ahead.

Rev. Scott Shelton delivers a stirring message contrasting two types of spiritual homes - one that merely stores God’s presence and one that makes room for it to thrive. Drawing from the story of the Ark, he challenges us to move beyond complacency and embrace a life that invites transformation through intimacy with God. This message is a call to choose the house where blessings flow, hearts are stirred, and lives are changed.

We don't fear the Lord to keep Him from hurting us. We fear the Lord to keep us from hurting Him.

There are times when God feels distant, when prayers seem unanswered and His presence feels hidden. But even in silence, He is still working, not always with His “right hand” of visible power, but with His “left hand” of quiet purpose. This message reminds us that God often does His greatest work in the shadows of our weakness and need. When life feels uncertain, trust that His unseen hand is still shaping your story for glory.

From the very beginning, life began with a divine touch — God’s hands forming humanity from the dust. Throughout Scripture, every healing, every act of compassion, every miracle flowed from that same loving contact. In Jesus, the untouchable God became touchable — reaching for the broken, the outcast, and the weary. This message reminds us that His hand is still reaching today — to heal what’s wounded, restore what’s lost, and awaken what’s grown numb. All it takes is one touch from God to change everything.

The same Jesus who calmed that storm is still speaking to hearts today. Whatever waves have been crashing around you—grief, fear, anxiety, uncertainty—He’s still the Master over them all.