“Those in Christ are citizens of Heaven; sojourners here, just passing through, ambassadors of the King.” In today’s message Zach Brown takes an eschatological look through chapter twelve of the book of Daniel (a man in whom it was said God delighted in because of his unwavering faith), and the Lambs Book of Life.

“” Today’s message is part one of a new series with Mark Vanderwier all about prayer. Give a listen to find out more.

“The psalms are raw, and real, and hopeful...We might not understand their pain in those moments, but we understand pain.” As we look into the psalms, they look into us. In today’s message Mark Vanderwier examines the Psalms and how their authors made it through the difficult seasons where they could move from life’s problems to God’s praise.

"Being hurt is not a sign that God has abandoned you, it is not proof that your faith is weak, it is simply part of living in a broken world among broken people." Few subjects touch our lives more deeply than forgiveness. In today's message Gary Watson talks about Levitus and the poisonous root of bitterness that grows in a life without forgiveness. What will we do with our hurts? Will we give it to God, or hold on to it?

“I believe that even in the most low and difficult times in our lives we can thrive, we can grow, and we can even praise and worship God.” Do you want the good news or the bad news? In this message Zach Brown looks at Psalms 22 and 23, reminding us that even in life's lowest lows, we can remember who God is and choose to trust Him. We can move like David from despair to prayer, and from prayer to praise.

“As long as we don’t quit, endurance is being built in us.” If you loved last week's message then you'll definitely love this surprise part two. Mark Vanderwier looks at our response to the love of the Father reminding us to come and sit at His feet and cast your cares on Him.

“There is no God of the Old Testament; there is only one God.” In this special Father's Day message Mark Vanderwier looks at God the Father as He is in the Bible and the many misconceptions people often have of who He is.

"Drift often begins with small things like prayer becoming something you do occasionally rather than something you do intentionally." In today's message Gary Watson continues his look at John's second letter warning us of the slow drift that takes people places they never intended to go. What kind of people are we becoming? How can we remain faithful to the end? Listen and find out more!

“This Christian life is not a sideline sport, it requires you to jump in whole heartedly and live it out.” In today's message Zach Brown looks at the practical steps we can take to know the Author of the Word personally and how that will continually impact us as we apply the Word to our lives and continue to grow in Him.

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