This message walks through the journey of true repentance: honestly facing our sinful nature, recognizing our inability to justify or hide our sin, and owning our guilt without excuse.

Sin is never small. It disregards God’s goodness, His Word, and ultimately God Himself. And while forgiveness is real, consequences are too.

Yet the story doesn’t end in ruin. Through humble repentance, God restores. He meets brokenness with mercy and rewrites what seemed beyond repair.

Are we all God’s children? While it may sound compassionate and inclusive, what does the Bible actually say?

Through Scripture, we discover a powerful distinction between being created by God and being a child of God.

The Bible teaches that while all people are made in God’s image, sin has separated us from Him, and only those who have been born again will become children of God.

This message is both eye-opening and life-changing, calling us to examine what we believe, align with God’s truth, and embrace the mission of sharing the gospel with others.

Culture often treats love as a feeling, but Scripture reveals that true love is a decision of the will, expressed even toward those who hurt us.

Jesus calls believers to love their enemies, forgive freely, and reflect the unconditional love God has shown us. This message challenges us to move beyond conditional love and walk in the freedom of Christlike love

Seasons of comfort and success can quietly become the moments when our hearts are most vulnerable.

In this message from 2 Samuel 11, we follow David’s journey from a rooftop to ruin and see how an unguarded heart led to lingering temptation, growing desire, and ultimately destructive sin.

This sermon reminds us that following our hearts apart from God’s truth leads to spiritual and relational devastation. Scripture warns that the heart is deceitful, and only by guarding it diligently can we avoid the progression of sin. 

Pride has a way of leading us to places we never intended to go, while humility keeps our hearts aligned with God’s will.

When we choose humility, God is honored and He lifts us up in due time, but when we choose pride, we often find that the consequences rest squarely on our own shoulders.

Culture often says, “Don’t judge me” or “Only God can judge me,” but what does the Bible actually teach? In this episode of Truth for Today, Terry Fant begins a new series examining common cultural phrases and comparing them with the absolute truth of God’s Word.

Learn how biblical judgment protects the church, strengthens relationships, and helps believers pursue holiness, while keeping God as the only rightful judge of condemnation.

In this special teaching, we step away from our typical sermon series to focus on a vital topic for the life of the church: the biblical role of deacons.

Looking at Acts 6, this message explains where deacons come from, what they are called to do, and how God uses servant leaders to strengthen and support the ministry of the church.

Words have the power to build up or tear down. In this episode of Truth for Today, Terry Fant is joined by special guest Ben Scott to discuss how the words we speak can shape marriages, families, and relationships.

When we choose encouragement over criticism, we can strengthen others, restore relationships, and reflect Christ in our daily lives.

Whether you’re a spouse, parent, leader, or friend, this episode will challenge you to use your words to build up instead of tear down, and to find your identity in Christ so you can respond with grace.

Pastor Terry Fant walks through 1 Samuel 17 — the story of David and Goliath — and shares 6 truths about how God gives supernatural victory through faith.

Whether you're facing fear, doubt, or a giant you can't defeat on your own, this message will remind you: new giant, same God.

Pride quietly pulls our hearts away from full obedience to God.

In this message from 1 Samuel 15, we see how partial obedience, self-justification, and refusal to take responsibility reveal pride at work in our lives.

Discover why God values obedience, how He exposes what pride conceals, and why rebellion always leads to a fall, but humility leads us back to Him.