When the Bible says that God “remembered” something, it is not implying forgetfulness. God always remembers—it is part of His nature. The statement that “God remembered” places an emphasis on His faithfulness and everlasting care.

Let’s commit that today, be the day, that we all turn our fears into freedom by responding to God’s Word over our current situation. This situation is painting fear as the picture we are viewing instead of picture God has entrusted us to walk in.

When things are going well our faith tends to be strong. But nothing turns our faith upside down more than fear.

It's not too late, and you're never too far!
Life disappoints and sometimes just doesn’t seem to be working out as we’d hoped. We long for something different, something better, something more. The Comeback series celebrates new beginnings because you’re never too late and never too far!

Message from Brad Myers on February 23, 2020

Saying that you have no regrets and that Life is Good requires us to take a certain position. Every morning, we each wake up with a choice: to focus on the obstacles in our lives, or to focus on the opportunities. Optimism is a powerful approach to accomplishing goals and living a fulfilling life. By acknowledging obstacles and opportunities—but focusing on the opportunities—optimism enables us to explore the world with open arms and an eye toward solutions and growth. It requires us to rejoice, refuse, and remember.

The book of Ecclesiastes strikes a chord in modern people who are studying the meaning of life. All things lead to meaninglessness and despair, if you live a life without God. The whole duty of a human being is to “fear God and keep his commandments.”

Worship is extreme love and devotion. It’s something we do, not something done to us. If my focus is on myself when I enter the church--getting my needs met, learning something, hearing a lesson that blesses me, being lifted by the singing--then Christ has no part in it. He becomes my servant, and the pastor and all the other so-called performers are there only for me. It's all about me.

When Jesus lived courageously on the earth he modeling the spiritual discipline of fasting perfectly by providing an example for us to follow in our daily lives. As a church we are fasting to deepen our relationship with God, to discover as never before His plan and purpose for our lives, and to experience a spiritual breakthrough that will revolutionize our church family and our community.

When you think of courageous living many thoughts come to mind. Bravery and lack of fear are front and center. Prayer fuels your ability to live courageously. Courage empowers us to reconcile the past, stand in the present, and shape the future with prayer as our guiding light throughout. Courage is not the absence of fear; courage is the conquest of fear through prayer!