What a common lie, used to tempt people, old and young, into thinking they are powerless against sin. Of course you were born this way! We all have wicked flesh! But the real deception, is Satan’s attempt to make one believe that sin, is their only option...

Esau sold his birthright for one morsel of food! He had the chance to inherit his father Isaac’s total blessing for the firstborn son, but out of a lustful craving to satisfy his stomach, gave it away to his younger brother Jacob...

When the Lord calls you to His assignments, you’d better be ready to answer the challenge. Because for some, this call can take a lifetime to respond to...

A lot of us wake up in the morning, or at least start the new year, with the same goal in mind: how am I gonna outdo myself this time? How am I gonna live up to my expectations for what I can accomplish in this life? 

Many people have this hang up…what happens to those who die in their sins, without ever hearing once about Jesus?

Whether you’re a user of heavy drugs, pornography, or simply have a hard time breaking away from doom-scrolling on social media…you all may have one thing in common…an unhealthy attachment to the natural dopamine release that happens in our brains.

Apart from the Vine…what is this status in which both believer and unbeliever can live within, thus opening themselves to the evil influences in this world? 

The Spirit and the flesh…mortal enemies, waging war between the body and soul. Why did God allow these two forces to cohabitate in one person? Why not, when one gets saved and born again, eliminate all of our sinful desires, and make us perfect?

Your life is not king…I mean, sure, most of us can readily agree with the title of this message, but what are the implications of such a statement? I mean, how deeply do we actually let the imperative to abandon worldly pleasures and fleshly desires impact our life?

This is one slippery sin. It’s so slippery in fact, it’s weaseled its way into the doctrines of several fallen church denominations out there. Coveting, in short, is idolatry.