Streams in the Desert

We may not know the day or time of Christ's return, and our future may be uncertain. However, we know our God and can trust Him that He will soon return!

Mankind's sin created a separation from God. Jesus came to this world to restore that relationship. Today, we remember His sacrifice on Good Friday!

A last will and testament is a legal document detailing how a person's assets and properties will be distributed after death. The will must identify the "testator" and the beneficiaries, their qualifications, and a description of what is being bequested to each of them.

The shedding of Christ's blood did three things: it paid God for the sinner's debt, purged the guilt from the sinner's conscience, and enabled the redeemed heirs to possess their inheritance.

Are God's blessings to be taken for granted or are we grateful for each of them. To take something for granted is to expect something or someone to always be available to us without a response of gratitude or recognition for that person or thing. It is a failure to show appreciation. The Word of God encourages all believers to have a heart of gratitude and thankfulness.

When people hear the Good News that Jesus Christ was born into this world to save sinners, they often respond in different ways. What is your response? Do you believe Jesus wants to save you from your sins? Do you worship Him or reject Him?

If you have heard the Gospel and accepted Jesus as your Savior, God wants you to share the Good News with others.

God is the dream-giver. A truly godly vision is not something that originates in the thoughts of men, but it is given to us by God through divine revelation. A God-given dream can help you to discover your divine purpose in life.

In the New Testament, Jesus is referred to as “Jesus Christ” one hundred and thirty-four times and “Christ Jesus” eighty-six times. Some may think that “Christ” is Jesus’ surname or last name, but it is His title. In John 1:41, we find Andrew talking to “his own brother Simon, and saith unto him, We have found the Messias, which is, being interpreted, the Christ.” Both the Hebrew word “Messiah” in the Old Testament and the Greek word “Christ” in the New Testament means “The Anointed One.”

The love of Jesus Christ is boundless, unmeasurable, and transcends all human understanding. The beautiful hymn "The Love of God" reminds us that Christ's love is "greater far than tongue or pen can ever tell." Just as the hymn paints a picture of God's love, we reflect on the unimaginable vastness of His love and how it reaches into every corner of our lives.

Join us this Thanksgiving morning for a special live broadcast featuring a message from Communications Minister E. Roger Ammons. Start your day with worship, gratitude, and a timely sermon that will encourage and uplift your heart.

Join us this Christmas Eve for a special live broadcast celebrating the birth of our Savior. Hear a heartfelt message from Communications Minister E. Roger Ammons as we reflect on the hope, peace, and joy Christ brings. Set aside a few moments to worship, give thanks, and prepare your heart as we honor the true meaning of Christmas together.