When it comes to our relationship with God's Word, Jesus makes clear that simply hearing it is not enough. What makes the difference in our lives is how we respond to it. Here in Luke 8 we are confronted with the truth that the purpose of Bible teaching is always Bible living.

As we see in the apostle Paul, moving out in God's will doesn't mean our journey will always be smooth and problem free. It does mean that God is with us and as we learn to take our hands off the wheel of our life, our loving Father will direct our course.

Pastor Paul Cowley from Disciple Support Ministries challenges us to have real courage in our daily lives. Real courage involves sacrifice in the face of fear. Do you fear man more than you fear God? Ask God to give you courage in whatever you are facing.

As we see in the apostle Paul, moving out in God's will doesn't mean our journey will always be smooth and problem free. It does mean that God is with us and as we learn to take our hands off the wheel of our life, our loving Father will direct our course.

Pastor Paul Cowley from Disciple Support Ministries challenges us to have real courage in our daily lives. Real courage involves sacrifice in the face of fear. Do you fear man more than you fear God? Ask God to give you courage in whatever you are facing.

Pastor Travis brings a message from the book of Galatians. We know that legalism and the works of our flesh will never provide a pathway to salvation, it's only by God's grace through Jesus that can we can saved.

Pastor Travis brings a message from the book of Galatians. We know that legalism and the works of our flesh will never provide a pathway to salvation, it's only by God's grace through Jesus that can we can saved.

As he approached the end of his physical life, Joshua wanted the children of Israel to understand the priorities that should continue to mark their lives as he would no longer be their leader. These words speak just as strongly to keeping our lives on track today.

Today we will continue looking at this prayer and not only see His heart for us as His disciples, but His desire to be “one” with us, even as He is one with the Father. Are you one with the Father? If not, you can be. Pastor Mark explains in today's message.

As he approached the end of his physical life, Joshua wanted the children of Israel to understand the priorities that should continue to mark their lives as he would no longer be their leader. These words speak just as strongly to keeping our lives on track today.