This series is a study through the book of Ezekiel. It’s all about the importance of receiving a New Heart with a New Spirit. There’s nothing more important in life than the health of one’s heart. When one’s heart is healthy; it is easier for everything else to be healthy. However, when one’s heart is unhealthy; it is harder for everything else to be healthy. 
In the second message of this series, we look at the importance of warnings. Most people view warnings from a negative perspective, but from God’s perspective warnings are an expression of love. This message will analyze why we resist warning and what we need to do to receive warnings. 
Lastly, it’s important to understand the timing dynamics of warnings. Warnings aren’t immediate judgments with the immediate onset of consequences; but rather warnings are opportunities to repent. God wants the warning to be heeded and thus fulfill its purpose. Nothing breaks God’s heart more than a warning that came into fulfillment. Listen to this message to learn more about protecting yourself, your family, and your friends. 

In the first message of this series, we address the "Top Ten Problems in Life". In a fallen and broken world, problems are normal, but solutions are divine. Listen and discover what the chief competitors are for the affection of your heart. Ultimately, God commands us to focus our heart by eliminating all detestable idols and distractions. You’ll never regret giving God all of your heart, all of your soul, all of your mind, and all of your strength. 
The heart is never neutral. The heart either works for us or against us. Proverbs 4:23 says, “Keep your heart with all vigilance, for from it flow the springs of life.

This message is designed help people finish and start strong. All of us want to live a blessed life, but few of us truly know and understand what it means to be blessed and to be a blessing. This message will define the term and help us see if from God’s perspective. A blessing is so much more than a nice greeting or salutation. 
Tune into this message and learn the heart behind Numbers 6:22-27. Most of us have end this blessing at the end of a service, but have you ever walked through it line by line:

The LORD bless you and keep you.
The LORD make his face to shine upon you and be gracious to you.
The LORD lift up his countenance upon you and give you peace. 

There’s more but you need to listen to receive the blessing and become a blessing. Do you want 2024 to be a blessed year? Do you want to be a blessing in 2024? God is still in the business of blessing people, but He loves it even more when we make ourselves available to be blessing. 
Lastly, blessings aren’t free. They are costly, but they are also priceless. You’ll never regret applying the truths of this message. 

How remarkable is this promise, “I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people”? This a promise of salvation and sanctification. This is a promise that satisfies and fulfills the desires of the heart. This promise is so much better than today’s “do-whatever-makes-you-happy” culture. The more people focus on happiness; the more they are led astray by the substitutes and shortcuts. 

Lastly, the word “Joy” occurs 218 times in the Bible, but the word happy or happiness only occurs 28 times in the Bible. In this message, one will learn how to receive the good news, abide in the relationship, and focus on the fullness of God’s joy. Tune in and prioritize the gift of joy in the New Year.

This series is all about learning to be a friend, whom sinners want in their presence. It’s about truly loving our neighbors, not just when they agree with us. 

In the fifth and final message of this series, we look at Matthew 9:9-13. This is the story of Matthew, the tax collector, not the person that’s usually invited to everyone’s parties. Jesus constantly kept people off guard; especially the religious leaders of His day. No one could figure Him out. Why would this man intentionally associate Himself with sinners, tax collectors, and prostitutes? Isn’t He worried about His reputation and the potential rumors? 

In this story, we’ll discover what makes Jesus radically different and special as a friend. We’ll see the importance of simply liking people (that’s typically the first step toward love). Lastly, it’s important to see the role being at the table for a meal plays in one’s transformation. There’s always something special about being at the table with Jesus, family, and friends. 

Spiritual growth involves seeing ourselves anew, again and again, in relation to the Father. In Part 2 of William’s message on The Prodigal, you will begin to see yourself in a fresh light. The sensitivity and empathy of the Father comes alive through this simple yet profound story.

See the heart of the Father as the true star of this beloved passage, and discover how to view yourself – at any stage of spiritual growth – in ways that free and empower you to carry the love of God to the lost. 

How do you view the lost? Are you in a position to extend grace to those who need it? How does the Father respond to those in need? In week four of the series, "Jesus, friend of sinners," we explore these and other important questions. No matter where you are in your walk with God - or even if you don't have one - you are sure to be encouraged by this week's message.

This series is all about learning to be a friend whom sinners want in their presence. It’s about truly loving our neighbors, not just when they agree with us.
In the third message of this series, we look at the story of The Good Samaritan. Many of you might be thinking, I know that story, I can skip this one. Whatever you do, don’t skip this message. The historical context for this story is remarkable and timely for today. There’s many new insights available from this story, but more importantly, there’s many new applications. 
The applications from this message will radically change how you see people, move toward people with a heart full of compassion. This proves once again that rules don’t work; only relationships work. It’s time to notice who is in our circle of influence for an eternal purpose. 

This series is all about learning to be a friend whom sinners want in their presence. It’s about truly loving our neighbors, not just when they agree with us. 

In the second message of this series, we look at Luke 10:25-29 where the lawyer asked Jesus, “And who is my neighbor?” There’s a lot more to this question than one might think initially. Listen to this message and discover who is your neighbor and what is your privilege and responsibility to love your neighbor as yourself. Christianity isn’t struggling because people don’t believe our truth anymore; Christianity is struggling because we aren’t proving love works to our neighbors. 

Jesus was labeled by his critics as a “friend of sinners.” Rather than rail against it, Jesus embraced the title, and in so doing showed us the heart of the Father.

In the first message of this brand new series, William shows us how Jesus actually sees and approaches sinners. Would you love to learn not only the practical steps involved in following His example, but also learn the all-important motivation behind them? Tune in to hear the heartbeat of Jesus.