Where is your hope? Do you place your hope in man's ability to fix his own problems? Today, Pastor JD implores us to place our hope in Jesus, not in the world's systems. The money system, the judicial system, nor the government system can remedy sin. Only Jesus can fix the world's issues. Only He can remove sin.

Where is your hope? Do you place your hope in man's ability to fix his own problems? Today, Pastor JD implores us to place our hope in Jesus, not in the world's systems. The money system, the judicial system, nor the government system can remedy sin. Only Jesus can fix the world's issues. Only He can remove sin.

End-time Biblical prophecy can be scary. It’s filled with lots of bitterness. Pastor JD, today, explains that these prophecies are bittersweet on purpose. They are designed to be a catalyst that moves the sinner to salvation in Jesus Christ. Let's remember that the end times are not bitter, but sweet for those who love Jesus.

End-time Biblical prophecy can be scary. It’s filled with lots of bitterness. Pastor JD, today, explains that these prophecies are bittersweet on purpose. They are designed to be a catalyst that moves the sinner to salvation in Jesus Christ. Let's remember that the end times are not bitter, but sweet for those who love Jesus.

The days we live in are very polarized. The two camps always seem angry with each other. In today's message, Pastor JD teaches us that folks in both camps need Jesus. Salvation only comes from Him. There's no other way to enter Heaven. Let's keep our eyes on Jesus and not on the fray that surrounds us.

The days we live in are very polarized. The two camps always seem angry with each other. In today's message, Pastor JD teaches us that folks in both camps need Jesus. Salvation only comes from Him. There's no other way to enter Heaven. Let's keep our eyes on Jesus and not on the fray that surrounds us.

Sometimes we want to take the good and leave the bad behind. But how good is the good when the bad is gone? Today, Pastor JD reminds us why it’s important that God allows us to go through trials and tribulations: He needs to break us so that He can bless us. But above all, He needs us to learn to rely on Him.

Sometimes we want to take the good and leave the bad behind. But how good is the good when the bad is gone? Today, Pastor JD reminds us why it’s important that God allows us to go through trials and tribulations: He needs to break us so that He can bless us. But above all, He needs us to learn to rely on Him.

Nobody enjoys trials, but today, Pastor JD reminds us why we should be grateful for them, nevertheless. It’s in times of suffering that we grow and moves beyond our selfish ambitions. Though the last few years have been particularly tough, we can be thankful that, throughout the chaos, Jesus has been working in people’s lives.

Nobody enjoys trials, but today, Pastor JD reminds us why we should be grateful for them, nevertheless. It’s in times of suffering that we grow and moves beyond our selfish ambitions. Though the last few years have been particularly tough, we can be thankful that, throughout the chaos, Jesus has been working in people’s lives.