Ezekiel 37:15-28. The Lord is at work creating one nation under God. What is this nation? Where is this nation? How do we find this nation?

Ezekiel 18:19-32. The Lord takes no pleasure in the death of the wicked, He longs to forgive. However, when we live in open unrepentant sin, no amount of "good deeds" done in the past can save our souls. We must acknowledge our sin and confess it. As we confess our sins to the God who desires to save and forgive, He forgives and saves.

Ezekiel 11:14-21. We've been created for relationship. Sin has spoiled our most important relationship. How can we get back to relating rightly? What must we do? What can we do? What do we do?

John 8:31-32. Pastor Hart shares a message encouraging us with the truth of God's Word. It is this truth that sets us free.

Pastor Jeff Swanson, our missionary in Naknek, Alaska, shares a message on God's heart for the brokenhearted from Psalm 34:18.

Jeremiah 24:1-10. Jeremiah sees a basket of good figs and a basket of rotten figs. What determines the fate of the figs? The message of the figs has applications for us still today.

Hebrews 3:13-14. Pastor Ken Hart gives a message on living today in light of the events of the past and what is coming. How are Christians to live today?

Isaiah 55:1-11. Chasing satisfaction is one of those things that we spend a lot of time on with few lasting results. In Isaiah 55, satisfaction is advertised for free. This satisfaction, unlike what we try to attain, is one that lasts forever. And the best part of it all? Not only is it advertised freely and long-lasting, it's also given to you. Here. Now.

Isaiah 43:1-13. Isaiah shares the word of the LORD to a people who are in exile. Through these words the LORD reveals Himself and calls people to Himself. These words end up being far more than "just words".

Isaiah 12:1-6. Isaiah wrote about a glorious day when the LORD's anger turns away and in its place comfort is delivered. That was a day to look forward to for Isaiah and his readers. It's a day not only to look forward to for us but to experience now and every day. It's a day for us to celebrate and proclaim.