Some times the best thing we can do in our Christian life is obey the truth we know. All of us would rather attend a Bible study than walk the streets, but obedience to what we know is a vital part of who we are as children of the High King. Today, Pastor Steven gives us a call to obey what we know.

Sometimes the will of God is hard to understand. What if you clearly know what God said? Pastor Steven teaches us today that it is there, that real obedience is required, but also difficult. We must understand god's will for our lives and then obey it. Yes, even if the brook dries up.

The Devil has a design and a plan. That temptation might surprise you. This text seems to teach us that he strikes at our strong points. today pastor Steven teaches us that our strong points are really our weak points. They are unguarded because we think they are secure, but those area may just need the most attention.

All of us live life for something: Money, fame, popularity. But, what is it that really matters? Today, Pastor Steven teaches that anyone can fall into practical atheism. We must make our plans but not so much that God is left out of the equation.

We have all heard it before, " God has a wonderful plan for our lives." {AND HE DOES!} However, today Pastor Steven gives us a great warning to heed: The Devil Desires to Have you for himself! We must live our lives as prepared followers of Christ to do battle against the enemy!

God's love is never ending. In this passage Pastor Steven looks at Peter's greatest failure, but in this moment there is a great assurance. Grace is already made possible to Simon even before the denial.

When was the last time you were hungry? How long were you hungry? 20 minutes… an hour maybe? The point Pastor Steven makes is this: What do we really know about hunger? Food is on the table for a topic but anything that I have to have is enslavement for me. This is a message about breaking those things that enslave us.

Something has a hold on you. You want to do the right thing, you want to break free, but somehow you end up in a cycle of sin-repent-sin-repent. It's time to break free by implementing an under-utilized but highly effective spiritual discipline: Fasting.

This is a call for the follower of Jesus to understand the importance of studying the word of God not only on a corporate level but also a personal level.

Prayer works because the sovereign power of God. Not because of the words you say, the faith you express or the promises you claim. One does not learn to pray best by studying prayer one learns to pray best by studying the God who answers prayer. This is a study affirming that our God is worthy to be praised even before we receive an answer!