An in-depth study of 1 Corinthians 12:12-13:13.

If you've ever gotten yourself into a terrible predicament and felt hopeless and desperate, you are not alone. In the Bible, David made some bad choices that were motivated by fear and which nearly resulted in his death. But God intervened on his behalf as He often does for us. As a result, David writes Psalm 34 as a song of thanksgiving to the Lord who rescues us from the mess WE create. Learn from David's story and be reminded of God's mercy for our mess.

An in-depth study of 1 Corinthians 12:1-11.

There's some good news, and there's some bad news. First, the bad news... we are all sinners. The Bible describes the human condition as "sinful"-that none of us measures up to the perfect standard of God. But the good news is that there is forgiveness for all who will confess their sins to the Lord. But what do all these terms-sin, forgiveness, confession-mean? King David expresses these things in Psalm 32 as he opens up about his own failures, and Pastor Gary explains it all in today's study entitled, "The Heart of Confession."

An in-depth study of 1 Corinthians 12:1-11.

Have you ever been impatient about something because it wasn't happening fast enough or working quickly enough? Have you ever felt that way toward God - like he wasn't making something happen soon enough for you? For most of us, patience is not a virtue. And it doesn't help that we live in a VERY fast-paced world where technology makes everything lightning-fast! Nevertheless, in Psalm 27 David tells us to take courage and "wait for the Lord." God doesn't work on our timetable. It is usually slower than what we'd prefer. But God is not slow, or fast... He is right on time! In today's study, Pastor Gary encourages us to practice the discipline of waiting - learning how to trust God and lean on Him when life seems to be "on pause."

An in-depth study of 1 Corinthians 12:1-11.

In the conclusion of a three-part series through the 23rd Psalm, Pastor Gary reminds us that we are like sheep and God is like a shepherd who loves us and cares for us. The final two verses of Psalm 23 express David's heart about a God who protects us, comforts us, and wants us to spend eternity with Him in Heaven. David's concluding words are about how he wants to "dwell in the house of the Lord forever." He has an assurance that when he dies he will go to be with the Lord in Heaven. Are you as confident that you will go to Heaven when you die? Find out how to have that assurance in today's conclusion of "The Song of a Shepherd."

Daniel Massieh and Ayman Lolas join Pastor Gary to discuss reaching Muslims with the Gospel.

In part two of our study through Psalm 23, Pastor Gary walks us through the verses about "the paths of righteousness" and "the valley of the shadow of death". If you've ever felt like you were on the wrong path or in a dark valley, this passage will encourage you about how much our Good Shepherd cares about each of us.