Even when we face opposition, we're called to stand firm in the Gospel. Thankfully, it's not our own strength that sustains us, but the power of God. He chose us, saved us, and calls us to share His message of grace and redemption.

God is a sending God. He sent prophets to the Israelites to turn back to them. The Father sent Jesus into the world, and in John 20:21, we are reminded that we are also sent by the Father. 

This week's sermon explores God's heart of forgiveness and how it contrasts with our human tendency towards bitterness.

God’s heart longs to instruct His people, grounding us in His Word that gives eternal life.

As we begin our sermon series on the "Heart of God", we look at His heart of provision. When anxiety creeps in, look to the cross. Christ has carried your worries and won you peace. 

Paul urges believers to stand firm in the freedom Christ has given them, warning that turning back to reliance on good works as a requirement for salvation would make Christ's sacrifice of no value to them.

In Malachi, we see that God takes our sin seriously and acts to refine and cleanse us, not to destroy us but to restore us.

As we explore the book of Zechariah, we are reminded that no matter how filthy we feel, God's love is greater than our sin. He silences our accuser and transforms us from the accused to the acquitted.

On our own, the unknown future is terrifying. But the Lord goes with us always—strong to save, faithful to His promises in Christ.

Are you prioritizing God or just fitting Him in? Haggai reminds us: Put God first, not someday, but now. When we do, He promises to be with us. Even small acts of faith matter. Trust Him when results seem underwhelming.