Based on the popular meal blessing, this message studies the story of Elijah and the widow of Zarephath from 1 Kings 17. What does it really mean to be God's chosen people? The answer might surprise you! Listen and find out!

We live in challenging times, but Jesus still uses Christians to make the world a better place. We must remain faithful to Christ's teaching revealed in the Holy Bible. There is a certain amount of freedom in how we can interpret God's Word. Honest people can come to different conclusions. However, we must remain anchored to the Scriptures and humble ourselves under its authority. We cannot simply make Scripture say whatever we want it to say or disregard its teachings as outdated.

There are some traditional Christian teachings the Church cannot compromise. Even if society strays , Christians must faithfully stand for the Truth of God's Word even if it cost them. This message discusses the Trinity, an essential doctrine of Christianity.

There are some traditional Christians teachings that are essential because they are founded upon Scripture and born out by experience and reason. The church cannot compromise these. Even if society strays from the truth, Christians must stand firm upon the Truth of God's Word.

This message recalls the story in Acts chapter 2 where the Holy Spirit filled the Church and empowered Christians to change the world forever. The Holy Spirit is still filling and empowering people today. This message will challenge you to answer God's call to be a world changer. Our world needs Jesus now more than ever. Will you sit on the sidelines or be part of the solution?

After rising from the grave, Jesus spent 40 days on earth teaching His disciples and proving He really is alive. Then Jesus ascended to Heaven. What does His ascension teach Christians about how to live today?

This message is for graduates and for everyone. Think about who you want to be and who God calls you to be. We all drift of course from time to time. This message calls us to remember who we are meant to be and to recalibrate our lives to get us back on track to be who we are meant to be.

In honor of Mother's Day, here's a lesson that considers Jesus' famous parable of the Prodigal Son from a mother's perspective. What can we learn about grace and forgiveness from the mother's point of view?

No one gets left behind in Christ's Kingdom. The King keeps coming back to invite us to follow Him, showing His beautiful scars that prove the depth of His love for us.

We can learn a lot about love ad forgiveness from when Jesus rose from the grave and appeared to His disciples in John 20:19-24.