Is there a way we can make sure that our prayers get answered by God? The simple answer, yes.

In the banquet parable, Jesus makes it clear that the host wants every chair at the banquet filled. Are you content with the empty chairs around you in your life?

Are we praying the right way? Should we stand or kneel or do something for God to answer our prayers? Actually, the Bible tells us exactly the steps.

Scarcity or abundance. How do you view the world? This perception can affect our underdog status. Let's follow Jonathan's example and remember that God can do anything with anyone in any circumstance.

Physically, David was an underdog. But despite all the haters, his faith in God made victory over Goliath a sure thing.

Sometimes, our chances seem slim. When that happens and we allow God to lead anyways, we find ourselves going from underdog to top dog.

Lions, real or metaphorical, jump into our lives at unexpected times. With God, we will not face these lions as underdogs but as top dogs.

When facing the fire, will our faith prove true? Or will we cave to man's expectations? In this week's message we look at three underdogs who face a brutal king.

We've all felt like the underdog at some point or another in our life. Maybe we feel like that right now. But God uses underdogs to do amazing things. In this message, we learn about how God used Gideon and called him to be a "mighty hero" instead of an underdog.

Strength can be physical, emotional, relational, and even spiritual. But none of us can be strong without God. Not only do we have strength because of Him, but in the storms of our life, we are able to find strength in Him.