Throughout the Gospels Jesus asks his disciples questions that were meant to spur them on to grow in their faith and belief in Him.  This series presents those same questions to us, that we might progress in our trust of Him. Given as short homilies, and released every Sunday, may they bless you with the timely Word from the Scriptures. 
 
 This weeks message presents the question to you, "Why are you sleeping'" and concerns the timelines of our prayers.

Evil in the world, and the subsequent suffering, is a question we all must face. How could a loving God allow for such things? Psalm 34 tells us that the answer to the issue is not found in denial, but in the embracing of the truth that we find ourselves in,  so that God can be found to be working in our circumstance.   The New Testament points us to the person of Jesus Christ, the Son of God who came to be with us in our suffering.  Check out the devotion recently posted on Psalm 34 for what the Bible says about this reality of our lives.

Worship is a main concern for the Psalms, because praise of God fits the life of those who belong to Him. Psalm 33 is all about worship. We worship God because his love fills the Earth, or everywhere we look his love is in evidence. We cannot escape it. 

The Daily Psalms are given with the intention to encourage Christians to read and meditate on these scriptures in order to grow in their faith and relationship with God. They are released on a weekly basis every Sunday for the following week. May the Lord bless you as you ponder His Word.

Presented by Michael Mullen

Throughout the Gospels Jesus asks his disciples questions that were meant to spur them on to grow in their faith and belief in Him.  This series presents those same questions to us, that we might progress in our trust of Him. Given as short homilies, and released every Sunday, may they bless you with the timely Word from the Scriptures. 
 
 This weeks message presents the question to you,"Why Do You Not Yet Understand?"
 
 Presented by Michael Mullen.

The Daily Psalms are given with the intention to encourage Christians to read and meditate on these scriptures in order to grow in their faith and relationship with God. They are released on a weekly basis every Sunday for the following week. May the Lord bless you as you ponder His Word.

Presented by Michael Mullen

The Daily Psalms are given with the intention to encourage Christians to read and meditate on these scriptures in order to grow in their faith and relationship with God. They are released on a weekly basis every Sunday for the following week. May the Lord bless you as you ponder His Word.

Presented by Michael Mullen

Throughout the Gospels Jesus asks his disciples questions that were meant to spur them on to grow in their faith and belief in Him.  This series presents those same questions to us, that we might progress in our trust of Him. Given as short homilies, and released every Sunday, may they bless you with the timely Word from the Scriptures. 
 
 This weeks message presents the question to you, "What does it profit to gain the whole world and lose your soul?"
 
 Presented by Michael Mullen.

The Daily Psalms are given with the intention to encourage Christians to read and meditate on these scriptures in order to grow in their faith and relationship with God. They are released on a weekly basis every Sunday for the following week. May the Lord bless you as you ponder His Word.

Presented by Michael Mullen

The Daily Psalms are given with the intention to encourage Christians to read and meditate on these scriptures in order to grow in their faith and relationship with God. They are released on a weekly basis every Sunday for the following week. May the Lord bless you as you ponder His Word.

Presented by Michael Mullen

The Daily Psalms are given with the intention to encourage Christians to read and meditate on these scriptures in order to grow in their faith and relationship with God. They are released on a weekly basis every Sunday for the following week. May the Lord bless you as you ponder His Word.

Presented by Michael Mullen