Why is this story in our Bible? What does it mean? Are there things here we that Jesus intended us to see? What did He want us to see about this man and His need? What did He want me to see about me and my need? What did He want us to see about Himself and His ability to meet our need? This message answers those questions.

This message exposes the life of a father in the Bible. His name was Hiel the Bethelite. Hiel was successful in his career but at an awful price. This message is a warning to men who pursue success and cultural recognition while ignoring God.

This message contrasts the biblical meaning of what it is to be wicked with the standard definitions of wickedness in culture today. It explores the core beliefs held by a person secure in his or her wickedness concerning both God and judgment.

This message examines Paul's calling from God. The Call is explored from God's choice of the individual through His anointing of that individual for service. This message also outlines the steps one might need to take to surrender to God's call.

Is there a situation in your life that might not exist if you had only spent One Hour with Jesus?

God spoke to Rebekah, informing her that two nations were in her womb. How can one mom become the mother of nations? This message explores the potential impact of a mother on the future of our world.

God measures every person against a standard. This message explores the moment God drops His plumblne alongside your life.

This message explores lessons learned from Jesus' final cry from the cross. It teaches us to trust God in the face of suffering and death. It teaches us that we have a spirit that lives on after we die. It teaches us to look forward to a resurrection. It also teaches us that the way we die has an influence on others.

This message explores our Lord's sixth cry from the cross, and what it means for our salvation.