Elijah experienced God's presence in a victorious mountaintop moment - and in a lonely, dark time as well. As we learn from these stories in 1 Kings, God is with His people wherever they go.

Teaching from Ezekiel 37, Mike Hofer points to the power of the Holy Spirit to bring dead things to life and leave no doubt about the only one who is so able: "'Then you will know that I the Lord have spoken, and I have done it,' declares the Lord."

God’s Word, though it was written in ancient times, always has applications today. This week’s teaching is on Deborah, a story of obedience from the book of Judges – and an example of the kind of obedient heart God seeks when He calls us to do something.

In this Old Testament story of sibling rivalry, Leah was frequently mistreated by those around her, but God made it clear He saw her and loved her.

Samson is well-known for his physical strength. But the story of this intriguing Old Testament figure offers plenty of spiritual lessons, including this: It's never too late to cry out to God.

Student Ministries Pastor Mike Hofer draws from the book of Ruth for this challenging message on how Christ-followers should live as an unbelieving world looks on.

Continuing our Retro Faith summer series on Old Testament figures, Pastor of Leadership Development Kelli Wommack shares four important lessons we can glean from Joshua and his journey of faith.

There are plenty of lessons for all of us in the story of Abraham, a man who "believed God, and it was credited to him as righteousness" (Genesis 15:6).

Our summer "Retro Faith" series begins with a look at Hosea and Gomer, a real-life representation of God's pursuit and redeeming love of His people.

As we continue to hear the Lord and respond to His awakening, there is a clear call to look outward. Awakening is never just for our sakes alone; the Holy Spirit’s stirring always leads us into the world to take His gospel and grace to the lost and broken. As Jesus promised, “And you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes upon you, and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, in all Judea, in Samaria, and to the ends of the earth” (Acts 1:8).