When we follow God we are asked to follow Him and believe in the promises that He makes to us. The struggle between security and hope are very evident as people weigh their options and attempt to decide. Today we want to look into that struggle between security of this world and the hope held out to us by God.

Today, we conclude this series with a famous wrestling match between a man and the Lord. Tapping Out can and will in God's economy lead to victory.

Surrendering to God is according to Jesus is a blessed action, surrendering God is a terrible curse. Today, we examine the pressures to follow God or this world. We also examine a premise of being tested as Job.

In our series called, "Tapping Out" we discover what it looks like when God calls an individual into HIS service. Examining the life of Gideon we glean how God's call is personal, how we hide from God's call and how our life and the obvious contradictions cannot hinder that calling if we are willing to surrender to God's calling.   

What does an existence look like that refuses over and over to surrender to God? What is the cost involved in living such a life? Today we look at one person's powerful life and example which has been recorded for all time--Pharaoh in the time of Exodus.

If you have ever been in a wrestling match you may understand the phrase, "Tapping Out," it's a way of communicating to the other party that you surrender. Today, we introduce our new mini-series "Tapping Out" and start in a very unique place...

In celebration of Mother's day we look at Ruth. We see many similarities between Ruth's redemption and ours as Christ followers. Today, we examine these many similarities to encourage our faith.

In today's message, we examine the Lord's question that all who say they follow God must answer, "Do you prefer man's honor or God's honor?"  This may imply that some of these religious leaders were merely going along with key influencers in their group on the identity of Jesus. Jesus asked his disciples, "Who do you say that I am?" This question must be answered by all who claim to follow God.

Today, we notice the relationship that Jesus claims to have with God, his father. In this mysterious relationship between God and his only begotten Son we discover a timeless truth about connection. Working from this premise we discover just how valuable this salvation is that Christ purchased for mankind.

Jesus heals a man who for 38 years had been hoping for his freedom and his wholeness. In some ways what Jesus did for this man, he did for all humanity when he went to the cross and died for all mankind.