Our God is the One true God, and He speaks truth! The Lord has blessed us more than we could possibly comprehend by giving us His Word! The Bible answers all of our questions, encourages us in every season of life, and challenges us to live for Jesus in everything! Today, Pastor John will remind us that God is not silent when we face trials. He knows and cares for us more than anyone else ever could! So hold on to the truths of Scripture, and allow them to give you boldness to share the gospel with the world!

Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Daniel, chapter 2, as he continues his message, The God of Dreams.

There is a God in heaven! Those six words change absolutely everything! Because we know that God is always in control, we don’t have to fear what the world fears! Pain is temporary, evil will be destroyed in the end, and even death is powerless against our risen King! Today, Pastor John will encourage us with the truths that God is good and that He is sovereign over everything. Hold on to hope, even in the darkest times of your life, because your Savior sees you and He has a perfect plan of redemption!

Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Daniel, chapter 2, as he continues his message, The God of Dreams.

God is all-powerful, and He knows everything. These two facts allow us to have 100% confidence that God is in control! He sees the whole picture and isn’t bound by time like we are. He always has been, and He always will be. Nothing surprises Him, nor could ever mess up His plan! The Lord is uniquely able to weave even the worst parts of our stories into something beautiful! Today, Pastor John will encourage us to rest in the power and wisdom of God. Keep in mind that He will never forsake you.

Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Daniel, chapter 2, as he continues his message, The God of Dreams.

Sadly, it’s easy to take God’s decision to send Jesus to earth for granted. But think about what it meant for the Lord to do that! The infinite, omnipresent Son of God confined Himself to the form of a tiny baby in Mary’s womb. He grew up facing the same challenges that all kids and teenagers face, but without sinning. He lived among broken and hurting people like us, and He was willing to die to save all who believe in Him! Today, Pastor John will emphasize that Jesus didn’t wait for us to reach Him; He came to us!

Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Daniel, chapter 2, as he begins his message, The God of Dreams.

It’s so easy to compromise our morals and commit “little” sins. We offer rationalizations and excuses, denying that what we’ve done is really harmful. We even compare ourselves to other people who seem more sinful than we are. But none of this is honoring to God or acceptable. Today, Pastor John will say that the Lord wants everything we have in us! God desires that our hearts, minds, and souls would be transformed by His love! And He promises to reward those who resist sin and are faithful to Him.

Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Daniel, chapter 1, as he continues his message, Dare To Be A Daniel.

If you look around your church, who do you see? Probably the most noticeable people are those who are the most mature in their Christianity. After all, they’re the ones who tend to become pastors, worship leaders, teachers, and ministry leads. But today, Pastor John has a reminder: there are also new, young, inexperienced, novice Christians in your congregation. And God is calling you to minister to them. Someone took you under their wing when you were a new Christian. Now it’s time for you to do the same.

Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of 1 Thessalonians, chapter 3, as he begins his message How to be a Caring Christian.

Over and over again in the Old Testament, we hear stories of pagan gods being compared with the One true God. One thing that’s consistent in all of those accounts is that our God never loses! He is faithful and holy, He is always in control, and He loves His children more deeply than we can comprehend! Today, Pastor John will invite us to reflect upon the glory of our great and incredible God. He never fails, He never gives up on us, and He has conquered sin and death forever! How could we not give Him praise?

Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of Daniel, chapter 1, as he begins his message, Dare To Be A Daniel.

Did you know that the Bible has many instructions about “work”? Pastor John goes over several of these in today’s message. God said to rest one day, yes, but He also said to work six days. And He told us how we are to work: as for Christ, not for man. And He also told us what to do when we have believers in the church who WILL NOT work. He’s not talking about those who “can’t,” but those who “will not.” You have a responsibility to work, and you have a responsibility to call others to work.

Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of 2 Thessalonians, chapter 3, as he continues his message, How to Deal with the Disobedient.

What do you do when you’re in an organization, and there’s someone in the group who’s perpetually causing discord? Well, if you approach it from a worldly standpoint, you might try gossiping about them. Or you could sabotage their work with the boss. But what should a Christian do when this happens in the church? Today, Pastor John explains that, yes, this does sometimes happen, and yes, there are instructions in the Bible about how to handle it. And the keyword is LOVE.

Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of 2 Thessalonians, chapter 3, as he begins his message, How to Deal with the Disobedient.

What does it mean to “trust” God? Some people think that if they do the right things, God is somehow “obligated” to reciprocate with nice blessings. Others see trust in God as the very thing that sustains them when they don’t get what they ask for. Today, Pastor John shares the apostle Paul’s hopes for the church in Thessalonica: that they pray, they trust God, and they obey God. Paul needed their prayers. Your pastor needs your prayers. Paul trusted in God, despite circumstances. So must you.

Now, let’s join Pastor John in the book of 2 Thessalonians, chapter 3, as he begins his message, A Pastor’s Desire For God’s People.