We have free will to choose. When we choose sin we are choosing to be in control. We fear loss of control because we don't know the potential outcome. When we choose to let God be in control, we allow Him to work and lead our lives.

Most of us can relate to the fear of not having enough. the Bible teaches us to be brave and not be ruled by fear. Being brave is a choice. This message uses the story of Elijah and the widow of Zarapheth to illustrate how God blesses brave obedience.

Most of us can relate to the fear of not having enough. the Bible teaches us to be brave and not be ruled by fear. Being brave is a choice. This message uses the story of Elijah and the widow of Zarapheth to illustrate how God blesses brave obedience.

Walking by the Spirit is like a dance. The lead provides the picture frame for the dance, while the follow provides the image within the frame creating within borders. Following the Spirit's rhythm, pace, and timing leads to an unimpeded dance.

Walking by the Spirit is like a dance. The lead provides the picture frame for the dance, while the follow provides the image within the frame creating within borders. Following the Spirit's rhythm, pace, and timing leads to an unimpeded dance.

The Bible teaches that every believer has been given at least one spiritual gift. These gifts are God-given abilities, super-powers if you will, to help the church. They are meant to be used in humility to serve others and glorify God. All of us need to find our gift and give that gift away.

The Bible teaches that every believer has been given at least one spiritual gift. These gifts are God-given abilities, super-powers if you will, to help the church. They are meant to be used in humility to serve others and glorify God. All of us need to find our gift and give that gift away.

The presence of the Holy Spirit is as great a gift to us as the gift of Jesus. The Spirit has many functions, roles, and activities. In this message, we look at what the Spirit does generally to the world, particularly in the Church, and specifically in the Believer.

The presence of the Holy Spirit is as great a gift to us as the gift of Jesus. The Spirit has many functions, roles, and activities. In this message, we look at what the Spirit does generally to the world, particularly in the Church, and specifically in the Believer.

Many Christians and churches balk at talking about the Spirit because of the divine mystery that is the Trinity which is hard to comprehend. It is also because so much false teaching has gotten in the way. This message will unpack several key Bible passages on the receiving and filling of the Spirit.