When faced with challenges that seem too big for us, we often give up, or even worse, turn back. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey reminds us that the Lord is the one who fights our battles. He encourages us to get behind God and let him fight the battles for us.

Listening to riffraff has tragic consequences. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey encourages us to forget the old life, and put on the new person God created us to be.

Hero Day is a day when we honor those who protect us. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey encourages us to submit to the authority God has established.

God's people were saved from Egypt, now what? In this sermon, Pastor Robbey teaches us three lessons that God taught his people as they were journeying to the promised land.

Before God's people were free, they were enslaved in Egypt. Egypt is a great reminder that some places we visit are not places to stay. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey encourages us to leave Egypt by asking for God's assistance.

Even though many of Thomas's friends believed in Jesus, he remained firm in his unbelief, even demanding to see Jesus's nail scarred hands. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey exposes the insanity of ultimatums and encourages us to ask God to remove any obstacles that might stand in the way of believing.

When Jesus cried out, "It is finished!," we received the victory over sin, death, and the power of the wicked one. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey highlights a few things Jesus finished for us on the cross.

One word that would change eternity for millions -- "FINISHED". Jesus had one mission when he came to earth, to finish the work that God gave him to do. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey encourages us to never give up.

Salvation is a gift that must be received. In this sermon, Pastor Robbey teaches about spiritual death and life, and encourages us to receive God's free gift of salvation.

Doing the Lord's work doesn't often put us in the palace but in the desert places. Elijah's brook ran dry but God's provision never runs dry! In this sermon, Pastor Robbey points out that by faith the widow gave Elijah all she had, and in return, God gave her family all they needed to survive.