Kyle Smith preaches from 1 Peter 4:10–11, reminding us that God has given each of us gifts to use in serving others. We are called to faithfully use those gifts, relying on God’s strength, so that in everything we do, God may be glorified through Jesus Christ.

Lewis Pollard teaches us from 1 Peter 4:10 that each of us has received a gift from God to serve one another. We are called to be faithful stewards of His varied grace, using the gifts He has given us to bless others and bring glory to God.

Michael Tropea teaches us from 1 Peter 4 that each of us has been given gifts by God to serve others and bring Him glory. Our gifts are not meant to be kept for ourselves, but used faithfully to bless and serve those around us so that God may be glorified through our lives.

Brandon Hiltibidal teaches us that we have been given supernatural power for a world-changing purpose. The Holy Spirit gives us power not simply for our own benefit, but so that we can be bold witnesses for Jesus. 

Kyle Smith teaches us from 1 Chronicles 29:11–14, pointing us to the greatness of God and reminding us that all we have comes from Him. As we recognize His sovereignty and generosity, we are invited to respond with grateful hearts and a willingness to honor Him with everything He has entrusted to us.

This week, Michael Tropea teaches us from 1 Chronicles 29:11–14, reminding us that everything belongs to God. He is the source of all power, greatness, and provision, and everything we have comes from Him. We are called to respond with grateful hearts, recognizing that we are simply giving back what God has first given to us.

Brandon Hiltibidal teaches us from Romans 11:33–36, reminding us that God is the source of all things. His wisdom and knowledge are beyond our understanding, and everything comes from Him, exists through Him, and is ultimately for His glory. We are encouraged to trust Him, worship Him, and recognize that our lives are completely dependent on Him.

He is the Source
Lewis Pollard teaches us from Romans 11:33–36, reminding us of the incredible depth of God’s wisdom and knowledge. We are encouraged to stand in awe of who God is, recognizing that His ways and purposes are far beyond our understanding. Ultimately, everything comes from Him, exists through Him, and is for His glory.

Kyle Smith teaches from Mark 9:2–9 and Psalm 121:1–3, pointing us to the glory of Christ and the reminder that our help comes from the Lord. Through these passages, we’re encouraged to look beyond our circumstances, keep our eyes on Jesus, and trust the God who is always watching over us.

Lewis Pollard teaches from Ephesians 4:1–14, challenging us to live worthy of our calling and to pursue unity as the body of Christ. Through this passage, we’re reminded that each of us has a role to play as we grow together in faith, serve one another, and become more like Christ.