-Alas,- the man cried out. -What shall we do------Elisha's servant was freaked out. He saw the enemy, and thought that they were going to die. But Elisha wasn't worried, for he saw what the other man didn't.----Click to hear this encouraging sermon from 2 Kings 6.

Are things looking grim in your life-----In Acts 8, things certainly looked grim for the church. Stephen had been martyred, and persecution was everywhere. And yet, God had a plan to use all of that hardship to bring about something great.----God has a similar plan for you.

In 1 Kings 19, Elijah was having a rough time- he felt cut off from man, and set adrift by God. In response, God produced a storm, followed by a earthquake, and then a great fire.----Then, in the silence that followed, He whispered to Elijah, in a -still, small voice.-

What are you passionate about-----For some, it's sports. For others, it's politics. But for the authors of the Psalms, their passion was God.----Click to hear this sermon from Psalm 100, which begins with the exhortation to -make a joyful noise--

What -giants- are you facing this week- What obstacles have risen on your path, that threaten to take you down-----Click to hear this encouraging sermon, which builds on the story of David and Goliath from 1 Samuel 17.

Sometimes, God uses very bad people for very good ends.----For example, think of Pharaoh. Or Goliath. Or perhaps Cyrus, the polytheistic ruler of the Persians.----Click to hear how God used King Cyrus in this sermon from Isaiah 45.

We stand on truth. The church is not guided by the wisdom of the age, but by the Word of God alone.----Click to hear this sermon from 1 Corinthians 1.

Why does God permit evil- And when will He deal with it-----Click to hear this encouraging sermon from 2 Peter 3.

What's the point-----Given all the hurts and hardships of day-to-day life, what's the point of faithfulness-----That was the question of the people in Malachi's day. Click above to listen to this sermon from Malachi 3.

Jesus died. But He didn't stay dead. The eyewitnesses and evidences are overwhelming.----Click above to hear this sermon from Luke 24-36-53.