Perhaps God is asking you to adjust your life to Him, but you are reluctant. He might be calling you to join Him in His activity, but for one reason or another, you balk at the opportunity. Your reluctance to obey could be the sign of a deeper problem. John makes it clear that those who obey Him are the ones who truly know Him.

This is a message God uses to probe the hearts of His people. Listen to it prayerfully, as you consider your own response to the voice of God's Holy Spirit.

The life of a person who claims to have fellowship with God will be tested by the light. God will reveal the presence of sin in that person's life. What they do next will determine whether or not they can continue to have fellowship with God.

How much darkness does it take to break fellowship with God? This message explores the possibility of fellowship with God, the conditions of fellowship with God and the cleansing that accompanies genuine fellowship with God.

This is the first in a series of messages on First John. John tells of his own personal experience with the Lord Jesus Christ. In this message we learn of our own need for an experience with God.

This message from explores how time on the mountain equips us for life and the valley, and time in the valley equips us for ministry.

In the first seven chapters of the book of Hebrews, the writer makes a tremendous case for the superiority of Christ's work in our behalf. In Hebrews 7:25, he makes one grand statement summarizing that work. He states that Jesus is able to save to the uttermost those who come to God through Him. This message explores the meaning of that verse as it relates to the security of our salvation.

If you found yourself in the presence of some wealthy individual who was willing to meet any need in your life, what would you ask for? What if you found yourself standing in the presence of the Lord Jesus, and He asked, "What do you want Me to do for you?" What would you ask for?

This message explores the radical transformation that took place in the life of a husband and father in the New Testament. He is known to us as the Philippian Jailer.

What does it mean to be lost? When one is lost, who loses? The answers to those questions form the basis of this message that considers evangelism and the heart of God.