Live in the Light Daily Broadcast

How would you define living hope? Many of us may imagine an eternally lit light, the promise of medical research, and even the advancement of technology. But when we encounter seasons of waiting, pain, and business, we long for eternal hope. In this message, we'll breakdown God-authored hope and understand the transformational impact God wills his hope to bring us.

Just as Jesus faced a monumental trial in the Garden of Gethsemane, we too face moments of agony, confusion, and fear. Yet, in those moments, we are called to pray honestly, to submit our will to God’s, and to remain vigilant in our spiritual lives. The example of Jesus in Gethsemane encourages us not only to trust in God during our darkest times but also to model the same obedience and reliance on God that Jesus demonstrated on the night before his crucifixion.

How would you define living hope? Many of us may imagine an eternally lit light, the promise of medical research, and even the advancement of technology. But when we encounter seasons of waiting, pain, and business, we long for eternal hope. In this message, we'll breakdown God-authored hope and understand the transformational impact God wills his hope to bring us.

As genuine followers of Christ, our lives must now bear fruit as proof of this spiritual transformation. Fruit is the natural result of a life that has been saved and now continually abides in Christ. This is the purpose of our salvation: to bear fruit and glorify God! Join us for this message as we study what it means to bear "Unrelenting Fruit"

As genuine followers of Christ, our lives must now bear fruit as proof of this spiritual transformation. Fruit is the natural result of a life that has been saved and now continually abides in Christ. This is the purpose of our salvation: to bear fruit and glorify God! Join us for this message as we study what it means to bear "Unrelenting Fruit"

Prayer is what fuels the Christian spiritual life. Jesus gave us the Lord's Prayer as a template for how we ought to pray, and he himself modelled a life of constant, intimate prayer to his father. Similarly, we too are to pray without ceasing because this is what renews our minds, keeps us in God's will, and protects us from falling to temptation. God loves and blesses the Christ-follower who prayerfully depends on him!

Prayer is what fuels the Christian spiritual life. Jesus gave us the Lord's Prayer as a template for how we ought to pray, and he himself modelled a life of constant, intimate prayer to his father. Similarly, we too are to pray without ceasing because this is what renews our minds, keeps us in God's will, and protects us from falling to temptation. God loves and blesses the Christ-follower who prayerfully depends on him!

Just as Jesus faced a monumental trial in the Garden of Gethsemane, we too face moments of agony, confusion, and fear. Yet, in those moments, we are called to pray honestly, to submit our will to God’s, and to remain vigilant in our spiritual lives. The example of Jesus in Gethsemane encourages us not only to trust in God during our darkest times but also to model the same obedience and reliance on God that Jesus demonstrated on the night before his crucifixion.

As we heard in the previous message in this series, the faithful church will always hold fast to the unequivocal authority of the word. Because this is true, the preaching of God's word is our unconditional calling in the church. In 2 Timothy, we find Paul nearing the end of his life and knowing this, he urgently issues the charge to his young mentee to 'preach the word' - above all else - and without apology. It is not an easy road, yet there is no higher calling or greater expression of love than to faithfully preach God's word. It is a light in the darkness and a hope for the hopeless!

What does is mean to worship God? We can do this through song and praise, but real worship encompasses so much more! At conversion, God gives the new believer a regenerated spiritual heart, purposed to worship the Lord. A heart that is genuinely grateful for all God has done for us cannot help but adore him with authentic love and devotion. In this message, we examine the marks of true worship in the life of the believer.