God still saves, pours out His Spirit, and heals. But do we expect it? Tune in to hear a powerful message from Pastor Bubba on the importance of expecting the unexpected from God.

Joel prophesied to Judah concerning the judgment of God which had already begun as well as the judgment yet to come at the "Day of the Lord."

In 1 Peter 4:12-14, the Bible tells us that believers are going to face fiery trials. However, we are not to let these fiery trials get us down. We are to rejoice in knowing that we are found worthy to partake in Christ's sufferings.

The passenger side mirror on your car has a warning that states, "OBJECTS IN MIRROR ARE CLOSER THAN THEY APPEAR." This particular mirror is convex in shape which creates a greater field of vision, but makes objects appear smaller. However, when we look into the perfect law of liberty, the Word of God, it does not provide a distorted view. It is the discerner of the thoughts and intents of our heart.

God allowed Lazarus to die so that the Glory of God might be revealed through his resurrection from the dead. We have so many reasons to glorify God in our lives. As God works through circumstances in our lives, we experience the Glory of God.

In Hosea chapter one, Hosea's message was delivered primarily by example. In chapter four, the prophet began to simply speak God's message.

Romans 4:19-21 tells us that Abraham was fully persuaded that what God promised, He was also able to perform. In other words, Abraham completely trusted in God to fulfill His promises. We should be like Abraham. God's Word is full of great and precious promises. We can be fully persuaded that God will fulfill every single one of His promises.

Jesus said, you don't put new wine into old wineskins. You put new wine into new wineskins. In the same way, God cannot pour the New Wine of the Holy Spirit into the old wineskins of our heart that are full of sin. We need God to fashion us into a new wineskin. We need Him to make us into a vessel that is fit for His use. A vessel of honor and not of dishonor.

Peter stepped out of the boat and walked on water. But he soon began to look at the wind and waves and started to doubt. As he was sinking, he cried out to Jesus to save him. Jesus pulled him up and the walked back to the boat. If we cry out to God for what we need, He will answer.

As a result of twenty-one days of prayer and fasting, conflict erupted in the spiritual realm, Daniel's prayers were answered, and he received a revelation.