We must decide in our heart that if no one else will serve the Lord, we will!

Prayer is truly a privilege to the believer. Being able to communicate with God at all times is such a blessing, and we often take it for granted. There are times when we feel we can't pray for ourselves, and what a comfort it is to hear others praying for us; and to know that Jesus is praying for us to the Father!

Nehemiah was but a cup bearer to the King, but God heard his prayer and used him mightily to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem and restore the city back to God.

1 Samuel 23 gives us insight into a conversation between the Lord and David, as David asks if he shall pursue the enemy and save Keilah, and God tells him to pursue and he will win the victory. When God says go, we must go!

Although not a common topic for a sermon, we can learn so much from the life of King Asa. Some of his acts as king were right, but he made key mistakes that ultimately cost him his life. Let us learn from his mistakes so we can better serve our Lord!

In part 1 of this series, we look specifically at the gift that God gave us at Christmas. We are a blessed people!

Finishing the series, we focus on the Giver of the gift, who is also the gift, Jesus Christ!

Jesus' earthly father, Joseph, is a character in the Christmas story that is often overlooked. Jonathan McNeese gives us a fresh perspective on who Joseph was, and a unique depiction of his place in the story of Christ.

As we approach a new year, let us reflect and embrace the concept of a fresh start and a new thing, as spoken in Isaiah 43:18 & 19.

Before Christmas was ever celebrated on Earth, it was planned in Heaven. John 1:1-5 contains more than any other text in the Bible. The message is so profound you couldn't explain it with thousands of words, yet it is summed up in 5 verses. Explore the depths of Christ before the first Christmas!