Today is National Sanctity of Human Life Day, declared by Pres Ronald Reagan on June 22, 1984. It is gut-wrenching to reflect on our country's attitude toward human life. God values human life--do we?

We tend to take a skeptical view of jailhouse conversions. However the Scriptures demonstrate that God, in His infinite grace and mercy, can save even the most notorious people, such as the Philippian jailer.

From our end-of-year message for 2025--reflections from the year--how should we respond to these reflections? This message covers how we should respond to these reflections.

In this hectic season, we can (and should) focus on the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Although we do not know the exact day of His birth, we should reflect on the wonderful birth of our Savior.

David's evening hymn praises God for His rest and safety. This message brings four (4) keys to getting a good night's sleep.

Isaiah's burdened message is to the Gentile nation of Egypt. It is God's plan for Egypt--can we apply this message to our nation today?

When considering what we are thankful for, consider what all God determined was necessary for salvation.

C H Spurgeon stated (paraphrased) that he would rather teach one man to pray than ten men to preach. Jesus knew how to pray, and taught others how to pray as well. In this text, Jesus is offering pieces of advice (pointers) on how we aught to pray--to be honorable unto the Lord.

Everyone knows about Noah's ark. Did you know Moses had an ark? This sermon helps us learn practical lessons by examining characteristics of Moses' ark.

The book of Revelation is primarily a revealing of Jesus Christ. He is the spirit of prophecy!