Memphis Tabernacle

Part 2 of the message series "Take Heart". There is a purpose for every season of our lives. God knows what it is and has a plan to walk us through it. There is a purpose for the good times and the hard times.

Part 1 of the message series "Take Heart". Jesus spoke to those who would be scattered in their own homes and gave them an encouraging message of peace and hope. Jesus isn't worried or stressed out about your current situation. He is victorious and does have a solution.

Every Easter we celebrate a day that had an eternal effect on humanity. As we look into the death, burial and resurrection of Jesus we discover the great blessing of salvation and freedom in our own lives.

Is it possible to stay in perfect peace in the midst of chaos, unsettledness, and storms? Not only can we, but God has provided this for us. Pastor David shares three points from Isaiah 26 to help us walk in God's perfect peace, no matter the outward conditions.

Do you ever feel like God spoke something to your heart and then you hit a big storm and wonder what to do? We can't allow the obstacles that we're facing today to determine the destiny God is calling us to.

Adversity is hard times, and we all face them. God tells us over and over how to walk through difficult seasons. And the path ahead requires not only Him doing His part, but us doing ours.

Part 1 of "GO", a message series on outreach and evangelist. Jesus called us as believers to GO outside of the church and reach people, and NOW is the perfect time. Here are three keys to the church being the church in troubled times.

Are you living a boring Christian life? It's not the way that God intended for you to live. Looking at some of the letters that were written to the Church, we see God wanting to awaken believers to the dynamic life that He created us to live.

Part 1 of Relationship Series | God is not against relationships. In fact, God created relationships for us to enjoy, grow and be stronger together. But what part does He want to play in our relationships?

God doesn't pour new wine into old skins. As we enter into new seasons of life, it is vital that we prepare ourselves to receive all that God has.