Eventually, everyone wears out. We all have limited strength. However, God, the Everlasting Creator does not. Not only does He not lack strength. He also gives strength to those who wait on Him. This sermon looks at this precious promise.

Eventually, everyone wears out. We all have limited strength. However, God, the Everlasting Creator does not. Not only does He not lack strength. He also gives strength to those who wait on Him. This sermon looks at this precious promise.

Before he met the Lord, Saul did terrible things to Christians - imprison them, used his influence others to have them put to death, and have them beaten, among other things. But after he had a run in with the risen Christ, his life totally changed. Listen in to hear about the conversion of Saul of Tarsus.

Before he met the Lord, Saul did terrible things to Christians - imprison them, used his influence others to have them put to death, and have them beaten, among other things. But after he had a run in with the risen Christ, his life totally changed. Listen in to hear about the conversion of Saul of Tarsus.

We as Christians have an obligation and responsibility to influence the young people in our lives towards godliness. This text, the Shema from the Hebrew Scriptures, gives us an outline for doing just that.

We as Christians have an obligation and responsibility to influence the young people in our lives towards godliness. This text, the Shema from the Hebrew Scriptures, gives us an outline for doing just that.

The prophet Isaiah records the Song of the Vineyard. In it are a series of woes, or pronouncements of judgments on Israel. Although these woes were directed squarely at Israel, many of them apply to modern day America. Listen in to hear what God says to those headed for judgment.

The prophet Isaiah records the Song of the Vineyard. In it are a series of woes, or pronouncements of judgments on Israel. Although these woes were directed squarely at Israel, many of them apply to modern day America. Listen in to hear what God says to those headed for judgment.

Last week's message focused on our need to emulate Christ in being a friend of sinners. This week's message is the counter balance to that idea. Namely, while Christians should have non-Christian friends, our closest, most intimate friends should be those within the family of God.

Last week's message focused on our need to emulate Christ in being a friend of sinners. This week's message is the counter balance to that idea. Namely, while Christians should have non-Christian friends, our closest, most intimate friends should be those within the family of God.