Associate Pastor Julian Watkins continues with Part 3 of his sermon. Today’s focus is about how we should acknowledge and not compromise about the purposes and benefits of relying upon God's truth rather than our own truth.

When the Israelites complained about God providing manna before entering the Promised Land rather than better food when enslaved in Egypt, Moses provided an intercessory prayer on their behalf. In the process, Moses also complained but God remained faithful to His promises.

n Pastor Seawright’s message mostly directed toward young people, he provides several principles about why service to God should matter to believers.

One of the rooms in the Holy Tabernacle is called "The Most Holy Place." Understanding the purpose and characteristics of this room encourages our faith and assurance that God is Holy and Jesus Christ is our Redeemer.

Do you remember how you thought of and treated a new pair of shoes? This contrasts with how you treat these same shoes when they’re old. If Christians aren’t careful, we’ll begin to treat God as common or ordinary. He isn’t. He’s Holy, Extraordinary, and is worthy of all praise.

We often think or act as if we are self-sufficient. Aaron and his sons' experiences recorded in Leviticus 8:1-13 prove that this idea is absolutely untrue. God is holy because He calls, cleans, clothes, and consecrates us.

Peter and John’s experiences in Acts 4 reveal how God has a way of providing us opportunities to proclaim His name and His Word to unbelievers.

People love to hear stories because they often help us laugh and inspire us. The story of Esther is no different especially because God equips her with divine courage to intercede on behalf of Jewish people in Persia.

Jesus' responses to John the Baptist during his imprisonment reveals that Jesus is in fact, the Son God.

Bravely through God's power is an essential ingredient for Christian living. Let’s look more into how Gideon’s experience provides an object lesson for us about sacrifice, service, and stance.