Pastor Stephen shares some thoughts about what it means to have faith and to live by faith. Let's learn what faith means to us in this troublesome time!

Like the widow who gave out of her poverty, let's remember that we don't need to be wealthy in spirit before we approach Jesus. He wants us as we are, even in the poverty of our spirit!

We all face life-changing experiences and we cannot always see what's ahead of us. But that doesn't mean we cannot have faith. Faith is much better than emotion! Let's have faith in God's plan as He moves us forward through these life-changing experiences!

The Israelites wanted a king. Saul was handpicked by God, yet failed so miserably at his task. Let's look at some lessons we can learn from Saul's uninspiring tenure as king of Israel!

Without compromising on truth, we are encouraged to let our words be attractive to others. Non-believers might end up loving the Gospel message, they just need that initial attraction. Let's make sure our words are seasoned with salt!

God is not unjust and does not forget our work. If our fields are dry and lifeless, you may have forgotten your task, your faith, or your Master!

Indeed, we go through many idols in our lives that take the place of our worship of the true Lord. Let's learn some lessons (and warnings!) from 1 Samuel 5 about idols!

Stop before the line! Stop before you enter into sin, into lawlessness. But when you're in the intersection, get out quickly! Let's talk about sin and lawlessness today!

The story of Ruth has to be one of the best love stories ever! But Ruth's devotion to her mother-in-law, Naomi, meant her story was something truly special. Let's learn some lessons today from Ruth and Naomi!

What did Jesus mean when he told us to pray: "Your Kingdom come, Your will be done on earth as it is in Heaven"? Let's find out!