In Psalms 91:1-6, we see the advantages of God’s power, protection, and comfort which should encourage us while dealing with the challenges of daily Christian living.

How can an analogy of a mother going through labor pains compare to how believers have a Biblical hope and confidence about trials God allows them to experience?

Christians have a hope in Christ that does not disappoint. In a very real way, God is like a Master Chef who prepares our hearts and minds for challenges and celebrations to come.

Today’s focus is about how we should follow a narrow path to God's truth rather than the broad or convenient way that contradicts God's truth.

Pastor Seawright challenges Christians to consider their conduct. In a great paradox, believers are dead to sin but are alive in Christ.

Against the backdrop of a gruesome scene involving her sons, Rizpah’s intercessory response reminds us of the power and prayer stemming from a mother’s love. We should never forget that it's never too late for God to answer our prayers.

What does it mean to have new life through Christ? Pastor Seawright shares how Christians should consider the question, consider our conversion, and consider our conduct.

Believing in God is not the same as placing your faith in God as Lord and Savior.

You can’t take anything away from the word of God and you can’t add anything else. The word of God is the truth.

Associate Pastor Larry Lester reminds us of how and why serving Christ through our daily living inevitably pleases God.