There are two great pillars that support our faith when we face anxiety. The first is God's Sovereignty and the second is God's Mercy. Today we discuss how believing in God's mercy transforms our lives and enables us to deal with the guilt that causes anxiety.

As we peer into the throne room of God, we see a majestic panoramic view of God on his throne. We also focus on the scroll that contains the promises and plans of God for the salvation of the world and the establishment of his eternal kingdom. The Lion of the Tribe of Judah is the only one worthy enough to open the seals and in that we find gets hope and joy.

The first pillar that forms the support structure of our faith is the sovereignty of God. It holds strong when we long for certainty.

Do you ever wonder what happens in Heaven? Worship. Continual worship. That's what happens in heaven. It makes sense, doesn't it? When you are in the presence of the great, holy, and triune God who saves his people, there is nothing else to do besides praise him, for he is worthy.

Anxiety is a real problem in our society and in our daily lives. Join us as we have a time of prayer and then introduce our newest bible study series titled, "Anxiety, Prayer, and the Sovereignty of God."

Join us for part 2 of Ethan's 2 part sermon series on God in the Garden. We know you'll be encouraged.

Join us for part 1 of Ethan's 2 part sermon series on God in the Garden. We know you'll be encouraged.

We can always come home for Christmas -- home to God. He longs for us to come home. How do we know that? He came to us in Christ. Christmas reminds us of his great pursuing love.

How do we live in light of Christ's return and the final establishment of his kingdom? Jesus tells us we are to do at least two things: persist in prayer and humbly rely upon God. Join us as we pray and study God's word together.

Jesus came in a manger. He died on a cross. he rose from the grace. He ascended into Heaven. And, He will return riding on the clouds. Are you getting ready to welcome him? If so, what do you need to be doing to prepare?