In this teaching from Genesis 14:17-24 Abram is returning from battle and meets two kings. Abram says no to one and yes to the other. 

In this teaching from Genesis 14:1-16 we see Abram go to battle against four kings and rescue his nephew Lot.

In this teaching from Genesis 13 we see Abram learning to trust God again. He faced a difficult situation and handled it wisely. Ater the situation was resolved God spoke to Abram again and reaffirmed His promises to Abram.

In this teaching we dive into the idea that Jesus presents to us in Matthew 5:5,  "Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth."

In last week's teaching God commanded Abram to go to a new land and He made many promises to Abram. In this week's teaching from Gen. 12:10-20 we see Abram leave the land and forget the promises.

Abram was just like us, a big liar! In this teaching Kyle Truman encourages us to tell the truth at all times and to examine our fears and motives that often lead us into sin. We also learn that Abram had a whole family of liars too!

In this first message in a new series entitled "Abraham Believed God," Kyle Truman leads us through Genesis 12:1-9. In this passage God appears to Abram and commands him to leave his family and his homeland and to go to another land. Abram is obedient and starts a journey that we plan to explore in the months to come.

In this teaching recorded on the 12th day of Christmas (Jan. 5), Kyle Truman takes us through Hebrews 2:14-18 where we learn much about why God had to become a man and how He helps us by through temptation in this life and how He prepares us for the life to come.

In this teaching Hunter Derby takes us through the final chapter of Habakkuk. 

Is there any ultimate resolution for Habakkuk's complaints? What is God going to do? What does Habakkuk learn from all of this?

Habakkuk complained to God, God spoke. Habakkuk complained again, God meets him where he is at and speaks again. In this exploration of Habakkuk 2:4-20 We see that God has a plan and a purpose in His dealings with the governments and world powers of the day. As we look at what we have seen in Habakkuk 1-2 we realize that God is sovereignly overseeing and directing the affairs of the universe perfectly and in His mercy He cares for His beloved people and directs them through challenging days.

Sometimes we don't like what is going on in the world today. Habakkuk sure didn't! He was bold enough to take his complaint to God and then he was quiet and listened to what God would say to Him.

What complaints or frustrations do you have with God? In this teaching you will learn what to do with your frustrations and what to do while you wait for things to change.

In this teaching we explore the first 11 verses of Habakkuk's prophecy. Habakkuk lived 2,600 years ago in a time where there were very few people who were walking with God. This grieved Habakkuk and he prayed and asked God how long He would allow the evil to continue. God answered Habakkuk's prayer/complaint but Habakkuk still wasn't satisfied. 

Don't stop at this teaching, it gets better on the next episode!