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Feeling drained, afraid, or like life’s spinning out of control? Isaiah 40 has the answer — not in politics, power, or performance, but in one invitation: Behold Your God. In this week’s message, Pastor Aaron Hargis shows how seeing God again can renew your strength and restore your soul.
The end of the book of Joel offers encouragement to believers. All wrongs will be made right when Christ is King. But justice will also be accomplished, for Christ's return will be to annihilate His foes and perfect His people. How are we to respond? Join us as we finish our series through the book of Joel.
At His ascension, Christ lays out His program to reach the lost. As believers, we are all enlisted into this program, and the Holy Spirit empowers us to accomplish it. But do we? Join us as we look at God’s plan to reach the uttermost.
In Matthew 17, Jesus leads Peter, James, and John up a mountain where they see His glory revealed in the Transfiguration. The climb was hard, but the view changed everything. Sometimes God calls us higher—not for comfort, but for transformation. It’s time to climb out of complacency, doubt, and distraction, and step into the mountaintop moments where we see Jesus for who He truly is.
In this portion of Scripture, we see God gathering the nations for their judgment. The truths in these verses ought to cause us to live courageously, boldly, and soberly in these times.
When life doesn’t go the way you thought it would, the gap between what you expected and what God allows can feel crushing. But it’s in that very gap that Jesus shows us His wisdom, His ways, and His better story.
Life’s greatest danger isn’t the wilderness—it’s moving without God’s presence. Just like Israel, your survival, direction, and peace are all found in the Cloud.
When Christ comes to judge the nations, He references Himself as the Son of Man, Shepherd, and King. But He is also the Savior. How ought Christ's majesty, power, and sacrifice influence our daily lives? Join us as we continue looking at the judgment of nations from Joel 3 and Matthew 25.
From wars and pandemics to violence in our streets, the world feels like it’s breaking apart. But Romans 8 shows those groans point to something far greater about to arrive…
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