God demands us to forgive others, even connecting our own forgiveness to it. Nothing brings to light more clearly who we are than how we treat those who have sinned against us. We are either people of grace or people of the law.

Expectancy born of the spirit and exercised by the will of man is often the difference between profession and possession in the life of the believer. Pure expectancy has all the necessary ingredients of divine miraculous intervention already inside of it.

The greatest need in the life of the believer is to go deeper. Deeper into God and the things of God. Everyone that experiences heights has not necessarily gone deeper, but everyone that goes deeper will ascend the heights and have the character to milk them for all their value.

The idea of hell is rejected and mocked by those who believe not God, but others as Noah, moved by fear, prepare themselves an ark to survive the judgment to come That ark is Christ.

There is a world of difference between a good father and a godly one; and there is famine of Godly men in these last days. This message is a hands-on look at what Godly men will not allow in their life and home.

The story of the thief on the cross is pregnant with theological implications, not the least of which that grace has way more to do with who God is than who you are. And that grace is the gift of God...to the least of us.

All of us are familiar with the pressures of life and the difficulty and damage that they can bring with them. This message deals with how we as believers can scripturally navigate and glorify God while under them.