Do you find yourself tired, worn out by your circumstances, feeling like your spiritual tank is on empty? Let the awesomeness of God refresh and reinvigorate your faith today as you study this passage and wait upon the Lord.

Whether you have a hard heart, a dry soul, or a burdened mind, Isaiah 40 is the perfect antidote. The God we serve is awesome, listen and find out why His comfort and strength are all we need.

God wants His people to be comforted. He is constantly aware of our needs and is ready to give us relief and refreshment. We don`t have to wait until our quarantine is over - He wants us to have it now.

Christ is risen, and He has given each of us an incredible responsibility to spread the good news to all nations. In this message, learn how you can obey this command and be a light to the world, right where you are.

In a time of crisis, we need hope, security and stability. The good news is this: God is a steady refuge. He is a place where you can find grace in the cleft of the rock. Today in this crisis Pastor Steven again proclaims the goodness of God for those who trust!

Today Pastor Steven teaches us that even if I don’t understand this crisis, I do understand the love, and compassion, and promises of Christ. Leaning into the Lord in our trouble, He invites us to believe, hope, and trust in Him. Today in John 14 we find truth for a troubled heart!

In any crisis I have a limited capacity to carry the problem. I may be limited but today pastor Steven teaches us that we serve a God who is not.

God has made an abundance of awesome promises to His children, and He not only makes promises, He keeps them. As we face crisis and trouble what better resolve than to have a faith in God?

In this special podcast edition, Pastor Steven asks the question: "What is Fruit?" When we grow deep roots we develop a spiritual strength and stamina to navigate through life.

Without question the most important subject in the universe is salvation. Sinners call it conversion. Theologians call it justification. Children call it asking Jesus into their hearts. And Jesus called it being born again. Most frequently, the Bible calls it salvation. Are you saved? How would you know?