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We all face temptation, but God promises that we don't have to give in to it!
Financial pressure can create tremendous stress for a family. But when our resources seem insufficient, we can trust God to provide.
We can't make every decision for the people we love, but we can pray that God will give them wisdom to make the right choices.
The greatest prayer we can pray for our family is not simply that God would improve their circumstances, but that He would draw them into a deep, growing relationship with Himself.
Where do you really belong?
In this sermon, we discover that belonging with God isn't something we earn through performance. Jesus invites the weary to come to Him, the Holy Spirit teaches us how to walk with Him, and the church gives us a community where we don't have to live alone.
In this Labor Day weekend message from Genesis 24:10–21, we look at Rebekah’s willingness to do more than was required when she said, “I’ll draw water for your camels too.” Jesus calls His followers to the same kind of life, one marked by faithfulness, generosity, and a changed heart that goes beyond the minimum.
In his letter to the Colossians, Paul reminds us that whether we are leading or serving, we all live under the authority of Jesus. This message explores how the lordship of Christ changes the way we work, lead, serve, and treat others.
God is still at work, even when you can’t see the way forward. In this message from Isaiah 43:18–19, we’ll learn how to stop living in the past, recognize what God is doing now, and trust Him to make a way in the wilderness.
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