Everyone wants to make a difference, but most of us are just wasting our lives. This sermon, which follows the life of Joseph, points our eyes to eternity and how to live beyond your lifetime.

We generally know that church and other "faith times" matter, but what about the rest of our lives, especially in our work? This sermon looks at how God views work, its purpose, its pain and glory, and God's mission for us in it.

What is the church? How is it supposed to function? Many have been in the church for years but need a refresher on what it all means. Join us as we get back to the basics on every member's responsibilities and roles.

The fundamentals/basics are what separate the great ones from the merely good ones. That includes in our faith. One of the basic necessities of our faith is getting into God's Word, as it gives us life and hope and changes us. Dive in to God's Word with us!

You're either in or you're out. That's the reality of our eternal destiny, dealing with a holy God. How does God view those who are "out"? And how does one get "in" with God? This sermon tries to answer those questions, then saturates it all with grace and mercy. There is hope, sinner!

We fear so much in our world. What overcomes those fears that often paralyze us? Only a bigger fear. Psalm 91 paints a picture of God Almighty that allows us to stand firm in the midst of darkness here, looking forward to the day when He conquers all of our fears. But we must also be the people He delivers.

The word evangelism conjures up images of fire-and-brimstone preachers or awkward door visitations. But we can view it differently, when we think of having spiritual conversations with people instead. That reporting comes from a full-fledged response to God's rescue in our lives. Soak in that gospel truth and let it flow out of you.

Our help comes from the Lord--both for eternity and for today. He is the keeper of those who trust in Him, so you can trust He will take care of you. Rest in that truth, Christian!

With hell being an unpopular (or denied) subject today, we must see what God has to say about it. The truth is that those who turn away from the just God will receive His wrath. But the beauty is that those who trust God will receive His mercy. Psalm 37 shows us how we do both.

Singing is a big part of being a Christian. Though people might not want to sing, or feel like they're a terrible singer, God still wants us to sing to Him. And He is worthy of it all, of praising Him with all that we are for His great grace and for His care for His children. Sing and proclaim His glory in worship and in daily life. He is worthy.