The future can be foreboding with all its many uncertainties. However, our God has a remedy for everything we will face. There are many voices in the land but only one with the answer, and He has a plan for each of us. This Sunday, we will see the Lord’s assurance that He Will Never Fail Us, as we explore His plan of empowerment to face the future.

Christians face many obstacles and might sometimes wonder where God was in their distress. This can cause a person to falter in their faith in the Lord. However, we can reign in life by knowing that He has never failed and will never fail us.

How does judgment fit in the light of the grace of God? This can be a difficult question to answer for many believers. Having a proper perspective on judging others is crucial for every Christian. However, many people conclude that making judgments on anyone (especially coming from Christians) is wrong because Jesus said, “judge not” (Matthew 7:1). But does the Bible really tell us to never judge? Should we judge others? If so, when should we judge, and how should we do it?

We all have life issues, such as our concerns, responsibilities, needs, and desires. However, these issues are not supposed to keep us from taking our rightful place in the Kingdom of God. This week we will talk about what it takes to be established in “true grace” which will prevent us from ever losing our position in God’s Kingdom.

Every Christian can receive an abundant amount of grace. One of the functions of God’s grace is to empower us to “rule in life” (Romans 5:17). Even though there are many trials and tribulations that we must face, God will always give us the grace to be victorious. The Scripture would not have told us to rule in life if it was not possible. The key is to believe, make a stand, and fight.

Christians were never meant to “just get by.” You were created to rise above adversity and display greatness! This Sunday, we will continue talking about the empowering grace of God that enables us to overcome any and every tribulation we face.

One week ago, the Supreme Court decided to legalize gay marriage. What does this mean for the church? How should we as Christians respond? Listen as we explore our way forward.

Most people on the earth at one point or another want to grow up and mature. A major aspect of our maturity in Christ is our ability to take on responsibility. Just as we have to accept certain responsibilities to grow up and mature in the natural, we have to accept our spiritual responsibilities given to us by God to mature in the Lord. We will learn that it’s only by the empowering grace of God that we can truly grow in the Lord.

1 Peter 4:10 says for us to be “…good stewards of the manifold grace of God.” Manifold means “many sided” or “many different forms.” We need to understand that God’s grace is powerful inside of us, and it manifests itself in many different forms. It can help us in every area of our lives. Join us this Sunday for the next part of Amazing Grace, as we learn that we can have grace for every place.

We serve an awesome God who is very rich in mercy and grace. But many believers have questions about understanding God’s grace and how far it goes. Questions like: If I sin, how do I reconcile with the Father? Since I am saved, do I have to keep asking the Lord to forgive me if I mess up? What happens if I commit a sin but then forget about it and never remember to confess it to God? Since I am saved, am I always saved no matter what?This Sunday, we talk about the principles of reconciliation and repentance to help answer these questions and more.