Turning down the volume on suffering. 1 Kings 18-19. Amplified Suffering explores how pain, fatigue, and despair are often intensified when the body and soul are out of alignment. Drawing from Scripture, lived experience, and whole-person insight, this message calls listeners to hope, restoration, and healing that begins when God’s truth meets our real human weakness.

Why would God create a world like this?

If God is sovereign, why allow the fall, suffering, judgment, and even hell?

In this teaching, we step back from starting with human fairness or emotional comfort and learn to see reality through the lens of Scripture. Rather than placing ourselves at the center of the story, we explore how the Bible reveals God’s purposes in creation, the fall, redemption, and eternity—all centered on Christ.

This sermon addresses some of the most honest questions believers wrestle with:

• Why did God create at all?

• Why are we affected by Adam’s sin?

• Why does judgment exist?

• How does grace actually work?

• And how does seeing the world biblically change how we respond to life?

The goal is not merely to give answers, but to reshape how we see—so that truth no longer feels unsettling, but steady, and leads us not to confusion, but to worship.

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Title: Made Alive: Understanding the Grammar of Grace (Ephesians 1–2)
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In this powerful expositional message, Pastor Floyd Foster walks through Ephesians 1 and 2, showing how Paul’s grammar, structure, and praise reveal the beauty of God’s eternal plan. Discover how the Father’s choosing, the Son’s redeeming, and the Spirit’s sealing all work “to the praise of His glory.” This teaching unpacks why understanding the flow of Scripture leads to deeper worship, prayer, and confidence in Christ.
→ Doctrine becomes devotion. Grammar becomes glory.

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In Made Alive, Pastor Floyd Foster takes us inside Ephesians 2:1–10 — showing how the very grammar of Scripture reveals the miracle of grace. Through the literal, grammatical, and historical approach, we discover that God didn’t improve us; He resurrected us.
This study traces the movement of the gospel through Paul’s syntax:

You were dead → But God → Made Alive → Raised → Seated → For His Glory.

From the depth of sin to the height of grace, this teaching reminds us that salvation is not assistance — it’s resurrection.

🎙 Do You Know His Enemy? — A powerful expositional sermon revealing the unseen battle between the Rock of Salvation and the deceiver of souls. Pastor Floyd Foster exposes how Satan operates in both believers and unbelievers, how sin mirrors his nature, and how the gospel transforms enemies of God into His children. Featuring Isaiah 26:3–4, John 8:44, and Ephesians 2:1–10, this message explores the depth of sin, the reality of spiritual warfare, and the triumph of Christ over death, hell, and the grave.

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Scripture: Psalm 119:1–88; 2 Timothy 3:16

In this lesson, we explore the foundation of Christianity: the Bible as God’s inerrant Word. Together we unpack the meaning of revelation, inspiration, and inerrancy, examine common false views, and see why Jesus Himself trusted Scripture as the Word of God. This teaching challenges us to ground our lives not in shifting culture but in the unshakable truth of God’s Word.

A short video, interactive questions, and real-life applications guide students to understand why Scripture is trustworthy, authoritative, and essential for daily living.

📖 “All Scripture is God-breathed and profitable…” (2 Timothy 3:16)

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Knowing Him as the Everlasting Rock

When everything around us shakes—politics, economies, families, even our own hearts—what foundation holds? In Isaiah 26:3–4, God reveals Himself as the Everlasting Rock. This sermon takes you on a journey through Scripture, showing why He is called the Rock, how Christ fulfills this image, and what it means to truly transfer the weight of your life onto Him. Discover the false “rocks” we often lean on, the perfect peace promised to those who trust Him, and the daily life-transforming implications of resting on Christ the Rock of Ages.

Many today say, “God doesn’t seem present when I need Him.” It’s not because He isn’t — it’s because we’re often looking only for an escape. We want the lions removed, the fire extinguished, the prison doors opened, the stormstilled. But Psalm 46:1 declares that God Himself is the help — not just the way out, but the One who is with us in the trouble.

From Indicted to Invited | Acts 2:23, 36

What if the greatest crime in history — crucifying God in the flesh — became the very doorway into salvation? In this message we follow Peter’s Pentecost sermon and discover that the words “you crucified Him” extend beyond the first-century crowd to every one of us. Our sins demanded the cross, and true repentance means more than regret over yesterday’s failures — it is deep sorrow over our complicity in Christ’s death.

Yet the wonder of the gospel is this: the indicted are also the invited. Those guilty of the cross are invited into forgiveness, adoption, holiness, and eternal joy with Christ. This is the invitation that compels us to obey Him with gratitude and to live as His own.