The rock that the church is built upon is that Jesus is the Son of God. The gates of Hell will not prevail against the church, denomination, assembly, family, and ourselves if we proclaim that Jesus is the Son of God. Keep Jesus first and make Him the center of your life.

True worship is on God's terms and not ours. True worship includes giving our will to God's will. God always has our best interests at heart, and he pours out his love on us when we worship and praise. We must surrender to God's claim on us and give it all to Him through our praise and worship.

Who is in charge of our life? When we focus on the problems of life it can create fear and anxiety. Fear and anxiety distract us from focusing on Jesus. Jesus is looking for actions that show others He is in charge of our lives. Keep our eyes on Christ and let Him steer our lives.

Caleb is a good example of someone who live in God's keeping power. Caleb was in the keeping power of God for 45 years. Caleb wholly followed the Lord with complete trust. Others looked at the problems instead of trusting God. It is God's keeping power that will get us through life's difficulties.

Today, Pastor Weymouth shared how we have the right to access the presence of God. When we reach out to God, God will be there waiting for us. There is power in his presence, but we must prioritize seeking his presence continually.

How important is the repentant sinner to God? God is reaching out to the lost, just as the woman in Luke 15 searched for the lost coin, the shepherd looking for the one lost lamb, and the feather welcoming home the prodigal son. The prodigal son's brother was too busy with his own work to even help his young brother. The older brother only cared about himself. Christ is warning us to be less like the older brother and be more like the shepherd searching and looking for the lost sheep.

Today, Pastor Coon finished up his series of sermons on Ecclesiastes. He admonished us to not rely on ourselves because this will lead to wickedness. Instead, rely on God, seek the wisdom of God, and fear Him.

Today, Pastor Coon talked about Song of Solomon and relationships. We should all bring contentment and peace to all our relationships, rejoice in those relationships, and put forth as much effort in our relationships as when they first started. The one we spend the most time with is the one we will be closest to. All of these things are relevant with our relationship with Christ too.

Believe in God and not what you see or hear. Do not have doubt in your heart but believe in the promises of God. Don't let doubt get you down because we can overcome that doubt with faith in the Word and His promises. Joshua and Caleb overcame all sources of doubt when they entered Canaan and we can do the same.

In the second sermon of a three part series about considering what God has done, Pastor Coon focuses on the sovereignty of God. God will do what God wants to do because of his sovereignty and He sees the bigger picture. Trials will come but God will see us through them. Paul learned how to be content during the good and the bad times. He said that all we gain still doesn't compare to what we have been given in Christ. We must accept the good and the bad from God. No one is going to change God, we must change. Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness at all times.