God has a plan for all of us, but doesn't mean those plans are fulfilled immediately. As Abram learned, sometimes we must give up all hope that we have the power to make those plans happen and have faith.

Relying on faith and trusting in God's plan, at times, does not come without risk. Discussing the faith of Abraham, Bro. Mike highlights the time that Abram went to rescue his nephew Lot after Lot was captured by the kings of Sodom.

Jon Sheptock speaks about his life of being born with no arms and one leg shorter than the other. In addition to telling his amazing story, Jon shares his gift of singing by performing "Clearer" & "Blessed Assurance."

Sometimes, no matter how we want to hang on to some people, God's will for us may include leaving those we love. Continuing the story of Abraham, Bro. Mike speaks about the time in Abram's life where he had to say goodbye to Lot.

Continuing on the faith of Abram, Bro. Mike discusses the importance of hanging on to your faith all the time and how that could mean the difference between blessing and ruin.

Faith can sometimes cause to do things that are completely different from what we have experienced before. Abraham was no different. Continuing through the book of Hebrews, Bro. Mike speaks about how Abraham left all he had and made his way through Canaan based on nothing but faith.

Continuing through the Hall Of Faith in Hebrews, Bro. Mike bridges the gap between Noah and Abraham. He speaks about the curse of Caanan due to Ham's sin and what led to the Table Of Nations.

Bro. Mike continues speaking on the faith of Noah during the time of building the ark and the flood. In this sermon, he discusses the possibly of fitting on the animals needed on the ark.

Bro. Mike continues to speak about the faith of Noah and the flood that covered the entire planet. He discusses how the flood could have happened using Dr. Walt Brown's Hydroplate theory.

The Hebrews Hall Of Faith continues with Noah. As Bro. Mike speaks on Noah's faith, he begins with why the flood happened and discusses a oft misunderstood phrase in the scripture