The twin Psalms 137 and 126 tell of the children of Israel in captivity. The key to overcoming sorrow is found in the word -When- in verse 1. Your day of victory is marked on God's timeline, and when that day arrives, you'll reap in joy what you've sown in tears.

As Moses prayed- -Show me thy glory-, we also need to ask the same of the Lord. Now, more than ever, we need the glory of God in our lives.

The Psalmist prayed for the Lord to search him. As David prayed, we must also pray that the Lord search us and reveal what is there that God is not pleased with.

The care of the husbandman of the vineyard teaches us a lot about our Lord's care for us. He has given us everything, and in return, it is our job to produce good fruit back to Him.

God's answers are often delayed. However, great things will happen when you wait on Him.

Samson started out right with a desire to please the Lord. But one event changed everything. The loss of love in his life shifted his focus. God can heal a broken heart- He wants to help us keep our focus on Him.

Trust is something not given, it is earned. What an honor it would be to be called, -trustworthy.- However, as humans we all prone to falter. Jesus is the One who we can rest our belief and confidence-

Pastor-Evangelist Jeff Mosteller delivers a powerful word on the three locations where Jesus is mentioned as an -Author.- A must hear sermon-

We learn through the Old Testament that the child of God can find forgiveness, not only for ignorant sins, but willful sin.

Pastor Evans describes the God we serve, and that there is none other like Him.