Jesus' disciples were sent on a trip by Jesus, only to find themselves in a difficult situation. Through it all, Jesus slept peacefully in the back of the boat. Why was Jesus seemingly oblivious to their suffering? And why did He even send them on this trip, knowing the trials they woudl endure? Click on the play button in the bottom left to listen.

The 2nd of a 2 part series on Luke 12. Jesus gave specific instructions "Do not Worry". What is the result of worrying and what can we do to stick to Jesus' admonition not to worry.

Jesus tells the story of the rich fool who made the tragic mistake of counting on his possessions to coast thru life in enjoyment. At the end, the Lord uses the words "rich toward God". What does it mean to be rich toward God, and as we enter 2020, will you be rich toward God or will you be like the rich fool?

In this Christmas season we remember that Christ the Lord came to a lost world to save us from our sin. But it's not just that He came, it's how He came. He came to Bethlehem. What was the significance of Bethlehem, and just who was this Christ that came to Bethlehem. Click on the play button in the below left to listen.

In Psalm 23, David speaks of 2 things that follow us as we follow the Great Shepherd, Jesus Christ. Two outstanding companions of the Christian. Click on the play button in the below left to listen.

The shepherd boy who became king, and Psalmist David wrote in the 23rd Psalm of an anointing from the Lord, just as the shepherds of old anointed their sheep. What is this anointing from the Lord and why is it of great necessity to us in our walk with Him? Click on the play button in the below left to listen.

The Psalmist David wrote of a table that the Great Shepherd, the Lord, prepared for him in the presence of his enemies. Today in the midst of your hardship, struggles, and the battles with the enemy of your soul, the Lord is preparing a "table" of abundance and rest for you. And you will partake of it, in the very presence of your enemies, who will not be able to touch you. Click on the play button in the below left to listen.

The 23rd Psalm, David, the shepherd boy who became king, writes about the valley of the shadow of death? What exactly is it and why do we have to go thru it? Click on the play button on the below left to listen and you'll find out that the valley of the shadow of death is more than just about our final passing!

Restoration implies that something is broken and needs to be fixed. In life, people get broken and need to be restored. Psalm 23:3 says the Lord restores our souls. Are you broken down and can't seem to get back up? Do you need to be restored? Then there is a restorer of the broken. Click on the play button in the bottom left to listen.

The Psalmist David, the shepherd boy who became King, called the Lord "My Shepherd". Those words convey an eternal truth that belongs to the believer. Can you say of the Lord that He is my Shepherd? Click on the play button in the bottom left to listen.