We find great similarities in the characteristics of the sun, moon, & stars to Christ, the Church, and the Children of God.

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

When a child is lost, we have an organization that works to recover them called "The Center For Missing Children." There are several parallels between the work of that organization and what the church should be for the lost. Let us do everything we can to seek the lost and bring them in!

God sets boundaries in our lives to keep the enemy out and to keep us in. When we cross those boundaries, there are consequences. In Joshua 15, we learn about one of God's boundaries: Scorpion's Pass.

Between the camps of the Phillistine and Israelite armies was a valley. This unclaimed area of land would be known in modern day military terms as no man's land. A church becomes no man's land when it is barren and without praise. David gives us a pattern to follow in no man's land: run toward your giant and defeat the enemy through the power of God.

When you find yourself lost, there are four steps to being found, described within the acrostic "S.T.O.P." Stop, Think, Observe, and Plan.

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!

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!

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.

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!