Chaplain Braswell shares a message during the season of Advent Matthew's account of the genealogy of What is your background? Your story? Be a part of God's story as you apply lessons from this sermon.

"Once I was blind, but now I see." The words from "Amazing Grace" encapsulate the biblical image of God giving us our spiritual sight. This sermon look at four lessons form the story of Jesus Healing blind Bartimeaus. May God give us our sight as well.

Everyone needs purpose. Chaplain Braswell takes a look at Ephesians 4 and how to have Christ-Centered Purpose.

The enemy loves to take Bible verses and twist them. This sermon looks a Christ's words from the Sermon on the Mount about judging others.

God is great, God is good. This is the opening words of a simple blessing many Christians learned as children. In today's sermon, Chaplain Braswell looks at responding to the greatness of God through an exposition of Psalm 145.

I like to know things. God knows things. God knows you. LIsten to this sermon as we look at some important things God knows: the who, what, when, where, and why of God. in Psalm 139.

This sermon is from a 2019 series through the Psalms. In these times of unrest, it is encouraging and reassuring to know Christ as both King and Priest.

Today's sermon begins a study of several sermons from a series entitled "Psalms: Songs we need to Sing Today." I will post other sermons from this series in the coming weeks. Psalm 51 records David receiving forgiveness from the Lord. Do you need restoration? This Psalm gives us a pattern of confession, forgiveness, and restoration.

In the midst of a pandemic and unrest, Chaplain Braswell takes a look at the Apostle Paul in Acts 24 as he keeps his focus on Christ in the midst of his trying times.

CH Kelley joins us this week with a look at Peter's confession at Matthew 16. Who do you believe Jesus is?