The selfless love between David and Jonathan demonstrates that there is a bond stronger than the many things that pull us apart.

We must not simply affirm the authority of Scripture, but make it active in our lives and in how we see reality.

God's calling is not limited to a prestigious vocation or world-changing task. His calling applies to our entire life.

Learning from the life of David, we walk through the opening of Psalm 103 to discover how David and we can bless God.

God warns the lukewarm church that He is about to spit them out, but He extends his grace inviting them to return before its too late.

Song: "Light the Fire Again" 

Artist: Brian Doerksen 

Album: Live Vineyard Worship: Winds of Worship - Come Now Is the Time 

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Anxiety presses upon all of us for many different reasons. Instead of dwelling in that anxiety, God's word shows us how to battle it and its underlying root cause of unbelief.

There are many situations in life that can cause us to feel like all is lost. But we find in the example of Jesus the way to fight back against hopelessness.

Our sin reflects an unbelief in the promises of God. Our task is to daily battle against unbelief with a productive, future-orientated faith.

The state may be established by God but it operates with delegated and limited authority.

Sermon by Brian Constantine

Though it is often presented as an example of human hubris and disobedience, there are also some positive lessons that can be gleaned from the tower of Babel.

Sermon by John Evenson