Many times, multiple things in our lives seem to be going wrongat once.  It's frustrating, frightening, and overwhelming. You want to get things going back the right direction, butyou're not sure how.  

Pastor Rod Loy talks about the role of the Holy Spirit in our

God gave the prophet Hosea a strange command:  he must marry Gomer, not only an unfortunately named woman, but a known prostitute.  What in the world?

What was the purpose of this, and what can we learn from this story?

Some people think all God cares about is that you start something spiritual - reading the Bible, going to church, witnessing to a neighbor, teaching a class - even if you don't always follow through.  After all, your intentions are what really matter, right?

Pastor Randy Jumper talks with Marti and Brenda Roman, missionaries to Benin.  They joined us to update us on some of the projects with which First Assembly has been involved, and share some amazing stories of God's work in West Africa.  They will inspire you!

Have you ever been there?  Have you ever been in a situation where you didn't know what was required of you?  Maybe it was a new job, a new relationship, a new opportunity, or maybe you've wondered: what does God require of me?

Sometimes we have some tough questions.  God doesn't panic when you ask questions. He's big enough to handle them and gracious enough to answer them.  In His answers, we learn more of Him and how to be more like Him.  In the book of Habakkuk, the prophet had some serious questions that are still asked today.

Pastor Randy Jumper begins this Sunday night study of the Minor Prophets with a look at the Book of Amos, which tells us that living the good life is not necessarily living the righteous life.

When things get into our hearts, they have the potential to ruin marriages, relationships, finances, and more.  And many people will do nothing about their "heart health." In this message, Pastor Brian Dollar explores what it means to guard your heart.

Greed is something we all struggle with.  How can we recognize greed in ourselves, and what can we do about it?