Jesus invites us to be involved in the Kingdom of God. When we say ‘it’s all yours Lord’ and live surrendered, God can take it and use it. With our surrendered lives, Jesus makes the impossible, possible, and our lives result in His praise.

Have you wondered if your life is significant? Pastor Gregg Matte teaches from Acts 13:36-39 on how to make a difference in your life. God has a universal plan for His people and a unique plan for every person. Power and purpose are found when we realize our unique plan connects with His universal plan. And through the introduction to a new generosity ladder, Pastor Gregg shows us how to surrender our attention, resources, and time to the Lord so that our life becomes a masterpiece of ART. Jesus gave it all — His attention, His resources, and His time — will you do the same?

In this video, Dr. Johnston's message follows an interview between Pastor Gregg Matte and Cary Summers, president of the Museum of the Bible.

Through looking at Matthew 8:23–27, Pastor Gregg shows us how you can be walking in obedience following Christ but still end up in a storm. It is the Lord's Presence that is our hope in the storm. He who led us in will also lead us through and out. Keep trusting, continue to cry out, and be amazed at what He can do.

Pastor Gregg encourages us to look at our circumstances not through the lens of depletion and lack but through the lens of Christ. In Christ, there is more than enough, and there is comfort and strength to endure and live well. Rely on the power of God and the prayers of the people to move forward in this time.

When the rain falls, the church rises. And in the wake of Hurricane Harvey, Pastor Gregg asks us, "Where is our comfort found?". Our comfort comes not from the home; it comes through a relationship with God in Jesus Christ. Whether we have been directly impacted by the hurricane or not, God wants to work something in us, so He can do something through us.