Is the Sabbath a blessing to you or duty? In today’s message we learn that a Sabbath is not a Sabbath unless we find our “Best Satisfaction” in it. It is not about duty, but about enjoying the maximum pleasure in the universe, almighty God. Jesus, teach us today to find our rest and satisfaction in You because You are the Lord of the Sabbath.

The greatest temptation we all face is to fear man over God. In today's lesson, Jesus gives us some hard words to give us soft hearts to God, our best relationship.

Are you a follower of Christ? What are the competing gods in your life? Many would claim to follow, but follow their own agenda. In today's message, Jesus helps us consider our best devotion as He shows us what it means to follow him.

Whose voice do you listen to? Whose voice moves you to action? In this message, we look at Jesus' open invitation to anyone in the sound of His voice to receive the soul-satisfying Living Water of eternal life, and pass it on to others.

Research tells us that insight tends to come from the right side of the brain, but the reality is that no one is really in his or her right mind apart from the work of God in transforming our way of thinking. In this message, Pastor John looks at how we can get into our right mind through the insight of the Scriptures.

On our own, we seem wired to resist change and fight for what is in our own best interest. However, real turnaround sometimes happens when we can say, "I have someone to guide me." When God spoke to young Samuel, and when he speaks to little boys and grown-up men and women today, He is giving a call to action and the promise of His help.

Sometimes insights grow into discernment, which can grow into judgment. In this message, we look at the Father's interaction with judgmental, older brothers to see when judgment is right, when judgment is wrong, and the Father's wisdom to help us correct our judgment.

Prodigals can come up with all sorts of excuses for why they are in the pigpen, but none of those get us out. In this message, Pastor John looks at how we can get out of the pigpen, beginning with an honest look at ourselves.

What do you think God thinks about when He has nothing to think about? While God never has nothing to do, and He has plenty to think about, one thing the Bible tells us is that God is concerned about those who have lost their way and He rejoices when they are found.

God uses the consequences of your sin not as an end to hurt you, but as His means to get your attention and direct you back to Him in repentance so you can receive His mercy.