There is no arguing the compassion that Jesus had on the physical ailments of the people He encountered. Jesus has compassion on our physical needs as well.

Most of us in the past year have discovered that sometimes God tests our faith in ways we would never imagine. You see, God’s tests will often be misunderstood without humility.

Rules from the church in center stage on this broadcast. The beginning of rules are often well meaning. They are based perhaps loosely on Biblical principles, but clearly they are not Biblical laws. Other traditions have grown up in Christianity that are culturally driven. We need to examine ourselves and ask what rules or traditions have we elevated.

Have you ever been paralyzed by fear? On a story night long ago, Jesus disciples faced that moment. Christians are not exempt from the storms of life.

This is a message about a great miracle. More importantly, it a message that shows that Jesus is aware of our needs and always has a plan to meet them.

As we go back to our series on the Gospel of Matthew, we pick up in another parable. This message will begin to show us the depth of the opposition to Jesus from his early days.

As we go back to our series on the Gospel of Matthew, we pick up in another parable. This message will begin to show us the depth of the opposition to Jesus from his early days.

God has made a big promise to us. Problems are temporary for the believer because eternity awaits.

God has made a big promise to us. Problems are temporary for the believer because eternity awaits.

We continue to ask when do you look up to God? It tends to be when life is full of disease, bankruptcy, or even a pandemic. It's when the rug of life is pulled out from under us , then we tend to turn to God. This is the second part of the message.