Throughout life, there are many instances in which we may experience a level of trauma that changes us from that moment on.  Many are unaware if there is hope and if things will get better.  In today's message, we are going to encounter an incredible God that is able to reverse the irreversible, and who has the power to even alter what appears to be permanent.  For by His wounds, we are healed!

Dr. Hemby shares a message from Psalm 42 to help us understand what we need to say to ourselves during tough times to remain anchored in the Lord, even in the midst of anguish and chaos.

We all understand the importance of tracking our progress in different areas of life. Employees sometimes have to go through periodic evaluations. Students have progress reports and end-of-the-year report cards. Adults have different medical milestones that must be observed. Also, people like to track their progress regarding personal goals.

Jesus would repeatedly teach and model how the Kingdom of God differed from the ways of this world that we have come to know. As we explore the conversion story of Saul, who would later become the Apostle Paul, we see how radical and counter-cultural the Kingdom of God is, especially when we consider how Jesus responds to His enemies.

We all mark moments in history, and even in our own history, that played major roles in shaping the world or ourselves.  Today, we are going to look at a historic day in human history that not only launched the worldwide spread of the Gospel but also reveals how we can live a fruitful life today.

Problems are a normal part of life.  How we decide to tackle them can help us to live a happier life.  Dr. Alan Ehler outlines a Biblical decision-making pattern that helps us make big decisions wisely, especially when we do not have divine direction.

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The short story of Stephen's life and death was not only a turning point in the book of Acts and in the history of the Church, but it can be a turning point in your life when you stop resisting the Holy Spirit so that you can see how kind Jesus has always been to you!

Barnabas, Ananias, and Sapphira's stories help us learn a very important principle about honesty before the Lord.  In it, we will also discover a plan from the enemy to keep us from growing in our faith and living a fruitful life.

Prayer is powerful, but only when we have the right priorities.  Today, we are going to examine a prayer of the early church to see how we should face obstacles and problems in life so God's kingdom may come into our hearts and out into the world.

It's one thing to be ignorant of information. It's another thing to actively suppress information. The strategy of the enemy is to keep you living in denial of the power of God and the Gospel. Once we stop believing the lies that we tell ourselves, we will begin to learn to live when we receive the Truth of God by faith.