In defense of his ministry the Apostle Paul explains that Christianity is a supernatural faith and has transforming power. Human methodology alone is insufficient to effect the heart.

We know God loves us but do we know He likes us? Are we convinced He is not angry with us or are we fearful of Him in an unholy way? Listen and discover how tender the Lord's kindness really is.

In this last message on this text, Michael Durham, shares the kind of faith that Isaiah refers to when he says, "because he trusts in You." There are different kinds of faith but only one that will submit and save.

We all want peace, especially inner peace, and we know God has promised it. However, the promise has some conditions. In this sermon, Michael Durham continues to outline our responsibilities focusing on the mind and our thoughts.

We all want peace, especially inner peace, and we know God has promised it. However, the promise has some conditions. In this sermon, Michael Durham outlines our responsibilities focusing on the mind and our thoughts.

To know that God is good is important but it is even more important to experience God's goodness. This is the command of Psalm 34:8 and in this message you can learn how to do just that.

The truth that the saint is seated on the throne of Christ is an overlooked part of our salvation. So many Christians do not live to the degree of the blessing already given to them. In this message Michael Durham shares some of those benefits and the hindrances to our enjoyment of them.

They mystery of the kingdom of God is that is now here but not yet. In this message Michael Durham explains this concept as well that the kingdom of God is available to all who will enter.

The disciples who witnessed the transfiguration of Christ were told by God to hear Jesus. They were to listen and obey Christ. But the response of the three, especially Peter shows they really didn’t hear what was being said. And often we don’t hear what God is saying to us.

The resurrection of Jesus guarantees the availability of God’s kingdom to all would otherwise be rejected. Jesus came to open the kingdom to all and especially to the outcast and religiously condemned.