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Based in the words of the prophet Isaiah and a life lesson from King Uzziah, Pastor Igor explains why we need an encounter with the Living God in order for our lives to have meaning.

As we continue in Mark's Gospel, Pastor Jin asks, "Do you really know what battle you are in?" Spiritual warfare needs spiritual weapons. Are we fighting the wrong foes with the wrong arsenal? Learn how to focus in on the real enemy and fight for victory.

In these much-loved words from the prophet Isaiah, Deacon Eddie Currie shows how we can prevent being ensnared by the world and its enticements. Learn why, when we wait on the Lord, we're not just waiting around.

In this Communion message, Pastor Mat explains why taking the Lord's Supper should soften the believer's heart and prompt us to serve one another.

Can we KNOW God's Word is true? In this message given for a Communion service, Pastor Mat demonstrates the truth that the Christian faith is based on FACTS.

From a song by a young David, Pastor Mat explains the difference between general revelation and special revelation -- an important distinction when we consider how God reveals Himself to mankind.

As he continues in Nehemiah looking at being salt and light in a lost and dying world, Pastor Mat explains what we need to do in preparation to be able to "shoot for the stars" in our lives.

In Mark 14, with the account of the Last Supper and Judas' plot against Jesus as a background, Pastor Mat looks at the challenging topic of Sovereignty versus free will, and then explains why it is, that although God wants all to be saved, only the many will be. Who are the "many"?

David almost seems to see Jesus on the cross as he pours his own heart out to God in this Messianic Psalm. Pastor Mat takes us through it, explaining what we are to do in those difficult times when our feelings challenge what our minds know about God.

If God already knows everything, and promises to take care of His children, why do we need to pray? Pastor Igor takes us through Jesus' teaching in Luke 11, to explain what prayer really is and why believers still need to go to God in prayer.