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How do we react in times like these? By putting our confidence in God and keeping it there. Find out in this message what we can learn from one of the great Old Testament characters to know who God is and how we can put our confidence in God.
Jesus’ disciples were on a boat in the middle of a storm and Jesus wasn’t with them. When Jesus appeared it actually made them more afraid that they were going to die. But then He said 8 words which helped them then and can help us today in the midst of our storms. Find out what these words are and how it can help us Fear Not in this message.
In the Bible Psalm 91 talks about God's protection during a time when there is danger and disease. Find out what God's promises are and how they can help you in this message.
God does not want us to live our lives in fear and anxiety. Hundreds of years earlier, through a prophet named Isaiah, He gave those who put their trust in Him four reasons not to fear.
Fear not, for I am with you; be not dismayed, for I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you, I will hold you up with my victorious right hand. (Isaiah 41:10)
Life can be scary, often very scary. However, believe it or not, there's a way to live without fear . . . even when there's something to be afraid of. Join us over the coming weeks as we discover together how this is possible.
Easter Sunday is the time when we celebrate the fact that Christ is Risen! Jesus is Alive! What difference does this make to our lives today? Find out in this message.
Be sure your sins will find you out! That may be true, but there is a greater truth that can take your sins away. Find out more in this message.
In a time of difficulty where do we find happiness and joy? If we look to the things around us they may make us happy for a while but it is not long lasting. There is a better source of happiness and joy that can be found in Jesus. Find out more in this message.
How can we know that Jesus is here with us today? What does the Bible have to say about this? Find out in this message.
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