Today, Pastor Jack teaches that we need to eagerly wait on the Lord. It feels wrong to wait, but David tells us in Psalm 46 to be still and know that He is God. In His time, He will strengthen us as we exalt Him through life’s difficulties.

Often in life, we grow confident in our own abilities. We work hard, provide for our families, pursue education, and rely on our skills to get by. But there are things in this life we simply cannot do on our own. No matter how many good deeds we do or how moral a life we try to live, we cannot earn eternal life by our own merit. That’s why Jesus came to this earth, to pay the price for our sins. And today, Pastor Bill encourages you to let Jesus into your life, receive His gift of grace, and find eternal life in Him.

Pastor Skip unpacks what Scripture says about your mental health—and why renewing your mind with God’s truth can transform discouragement, fear, and emotional struggle.

Growing up, I always wanted to be popular. I would look at the popular kids and try everything I could to fit in. My worth was put into others’ approval. But, over time, I realized that it doesn’t even matter how many people know me. God will always know me, and He sees me as the most popular and favored person! In today’s message, Pastor Mark says that even when you feel like a nobody in this world, you AREN’T! YOU are SO important to God. He sees you as someone so important that he wants YOU to help grow His kingdom. Don’t let the lies say you mean nothing, because you are everything to Him! What a joy it is to be highly favored!

Fear is a natural response—but it doesn’t have to control us. Dr. Tony Evans explains how to move forward in faith and why overcoming fear takes more than courage.

Some believers would rather just ignore the Old Testament. It’s just rules and regulations, and we don’t need any of it now that we have Jesus, right? As Pastor Ron will clarify in today’s message, while the details of the Old Covenant God held with man pale in comparison to the New Covenant in Christ, it still has a valuable place. It’s a necessary reflection of our brokenness and religion's inability to save us, and it makes the light and hope of Christ shine even brighter.