Christians are never commanded to stir up trouble. We are commanded to keep the peace among Christ’s followers, often by confronting issues and resolving conflict.

Spiritual health means more than being outwardly righteous. Michael Catt will help us see Spiritual health means that our hearts are pure.

The Gospel is dying in America because we have everything we need and therefore do not believe we need God. So you must ask yourself, are you hungry and thirsty for the Word of God? Listen as Michael Catt shows us how to have a godly appetite.

Too many times meekness is interpreted as weakness or naiveté. But Michael Catt shows us through Matthew 5 that Christ preached that the meek inherit the earth.

he New Testament is about a relationship. Michael Catt teaches that when there is a right relationship with God, we see the world as He sees it. Therefore, we see and hate sin as He sees and hates sin.

Matthew 5 is the opposite of the world’s mindset. Pastor Michael Catt uses Scripture to show us that although admitting inadequacy is atypical in today’s society, Christ teaches us to admit that we cannot do it on our own.

Everything Jesus taught in the Beatitudes, He lived. Michael Catt teaches us how we can observe how He lived and find spiritual maturity by following His example.

How do we as God’s people learn to pray? How do we move to a new level in our praying? Michael Catt teaches us to pray fervently to God, a definite person, about definite needs.

According to Scripture, Abraham was a friend of God. Abraham was an individual persistent in prayer and his life can be traced by the altars on which he prayed. Are you persistent in prayer? Michael Catt challenges you to “step it up a notch.”

Has there ever been a time in your life when you were at rock bottom? Maybe that time is right now. Michael Catt teaches us to pour out our hearts on God in times of turmoil and to trust Him in good times and in bad