Are there times you feel plagued by the feeling that despite your efforts to live and serve the Lord, He is still disappointed in you because you continue to fall short in certain areas of your life?  You believe God loves you but you aren't convinced He accepts you.  If you can identify with this, you will be encouraged by this study in Romans 7

Preacher: Dr. Henry Schorr

The Christian life is not a sprint but it is a marathon. We need a deep-rooted foundation in order to weather the storms of life and remain standing until the very end.

Speaker: Ashwin Ramani

A cursory reading of Jesus’ words to the seven churches in Revelation confirms that even New Testament churches within a few decades needed revival. When monotony and predictable patterns take a toll in the life of a church, it is easy to lose our zeal and passionate love for Jesus. Revival calls us to return wholeheartedly to our first love.

Revival is an outpouring of God’s Holy Spirit. The Book of Acts serves as a paradigm for revival and gives us a glimpse of how God intended His Church to be. The Holy Spirit’s empowerment enables ordinary Christians to live a life of extra-ordinary spiritual impact. Utter dependence on the Holy Spirit is the mark of a revived community.

Josiah became king during a time of great spiritual decline. But the recovery of the Book of the Law stirred a powerful revival that cleansed the nation and reversed the spiritual declension. Repentance and radical obedience to God’s Word fuels revival.

The humble, fervent prayers of God’s people serve as a catalyst for revival. Revival is not a product of human strategies and techniques. Concerted personal and corporate prayers prepare the way for an outpouring of God’s Spirit and reverse the spiritual decline. 2 Chr 7:14 urges God’s people to engage in united prayer.

Dr. Henry Schorr gives this Easter's message on how Jesus is our Living Hope

Preacher: Wayne Smele

Preacher: Kent Priebe

Is it possible to be a Christian when there is no indication of a desire to know God more and grow in one’s faith or a desire to find freedom from a habitually sinful lifestyle? Paul answers that question in Romans, chapter 6. The answer is no. The bondage and power of sin does not have to be part of the Christian’s life. Christ sets us free.

Preacher: Dr Henry Schorr