We have a lot of distractions, some good and some bad, that obscure our view of the cross, of God's will for our lives. Paul shows us how we can become fully aligned with Christ and let His way loom large and be complete in our sight. Will we take that step? That's what God is waiting to see.

In Psalm 44, King David of Israel recounted how God had blessed the nation. He also acknowledged that Israel had missed a blessing from God because of their wickedness and abandonment of God's principles. We can learn from David's words as we consider how God has blessed America. If we are honest, we too have missed out on God's blessings because we are abandoning His principles and ceasing to worship Him.

Using Exodus 13:17-22, we learn how God guided the Israelites out of Egypt. From those observations, we learn principles about how God guides that still apply today .

What better example for men can there be but Jesus Christ? On this Father's Day 2026, we look at the attributes of Jesus, especially how He was a kind-hearted, compassionate, patient person with the downtrodden common man or woman, but He expressed great passion against those who were oppressing the people, and how He can be an example for us today.

Our walk with God begins with Him confronting us with our need for salvation. Once we accept Him as our God through the work of Jesus Christ, He continues to confront us to instill a deeper faith in Him. Today, we look at Exodus 3:1-6, 14, and the life of Moses to glean insight into how God confronts.

In this message, we bring to a close our study of the Book of Romans. In the last four chapters of Romans, the Apostle Paul largely provided a list of instructions to the believers in Rome on how to have good relationships with others and how to treat all people. Join us as we consider his exhortations.

We continue our study in the Book of Romans in chapter 12, verses 3-9. In this section, the Apostle Paul introduces the concept of spiritual gifts. We discuss the difference between spiritual gifts and talent, where and when they come from, and what they are for.

From Romans 12:1,2 - Having discussed God's justification, mercy, and grace, Paul continues his instruction with the plea that we enter into a complete, sold-out attitude of service and yieldedness to God.

Our message from May 17, 2026, "Your Religion is Killing You. (cont'd)" is the continuation of May 3rd's message.  In this message, we continue in chapter 11 of the Book of Romans.

We continue our study of the Book of Romans in the Christian New Testament section of the Bible. This is a two-part message based on chapters 9,10, and 11. The 2nd part will be preached on May 17, 2026. Religion is good, it is following the tenets of someone, and in our case, God and Jesus Christ. But the religion is merely the following of the tenets or the works of our faith. We must be sure we do not think our religion is our salvation. Our salvation is by faith alone in Christ alone. Follow as we look at how we can fall into the trap of thinking our religion is sufficient.