From our dear friends at Hope Bible Church Niagara comes Nathanael De Leon, the Youth & Young Adults Director at the St. Catherines, Ontario church. Nathanael comes sharing a message on afflictions, something we all face. How does Scripture tell us to approach these dark times in our life? We turn to Psalm 34 to find out.

Pastor Jon Mollohan of Vertical Church Gallipolis in southeastern Ohio joins us to bring a message about the message. Not only is he leading his church well as they are experiencing lives changed and souls saved by the power of the gospel, but he is also leading pastors on the GCC Care Team that coordinates monthly prayer calls for GCC pastors. His message to Harvest Buffalo is one of utmost importance: embracing the Kingdom's Message. Pastor Jon delivers 3 ways we can embrace that message through Matthew 5:13-16. So listen and ask for God to help you apply the Word to your life.

Is Paul saying women should be silent in church at all times? Today's message covers that and more as we dive into the last verses of chapter 14. The apostle Paul writes some things in this section of the 1 Corinthian letter that may cause the hair on your neck to stand up. Pastor Ricky helps us understand what Paul is saying and how we are to apply it to today's church.

Covering a large chunk of chapter 14, Pastor Ricky preaches on how to use your gift for the benefit of others at church. The apostle Paul writes with analogies of musical instruments to help his readers understand the purpose of Spiritual Gifts and the difference between Mind and Spirit.

Today's sermon begins chapter 14 of 1 Corinthians. We continue to explore new spiritual gifts, but Paul also hammers home his command to do everything in love. Listen to hear Pastor Ricky unpack applying love to spiritual gifts like prophecy.

If you're looking for hope today, this sermon from Pastor Ricky will paint a picture of eternal hope -- the hope that will strengthen the weary believer and awaken the searching soul. 1 Corinthians 13:8-13 helps us understand why love never ends and why spiritual gifts are childlike. "There's only one person in the whole universe that knows you, and he loves you."

Today, we arrive at the passage that many are familiar with: the Apostle Paul's list of love's characteristics. But just because many of us have heard this passage read at weddings doesn't mean we know the full extent of what Paul is trying to say! Listen to hear a breakdown of all 15 descriptors of love in 1 Corinthians 13:4-7.

Continuing in Paul's focus on spiritual gifts, we come to a transition point. Pastor Ricky takes us into Paul's breakdown of the strategy of spiritual gifts. Yes, we begin to see what is of true value to the Apostle Paul and the work of God's church.

Something we don't like to say: I am needy. But today's sermon will help us remember why that is a good lesson to learn. We continue in chapter 12 of 1 Corinthians as Pastor Ricky delivers a message on how the Church should function as the "body" in order to meet the definite needs we have.

Picking back up in 1 Corinthians, we continue into chapter 12 where Paul begins to unpack the manifestation of the Spirit in the church. It is good and right to have a theology of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Ricky helps us begin that theology by demystifying Paul's language of variety, sameness, and the mentioned categories of spiritual gifts.