The Bible promises that the Lord will drive out the enemies of the Promised Land, but later we see that not all of the enemies are completely removed. The problem wasn't with the Lord not fulfilling his promises or any lack of power, the problem was the obedience and faith of God's people. Grab your Bible, turn to Joshua 21, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Jesus was found innocent but was condemned to a painful death on the cross. After being spit on, mocked, punched, whipped, and nailed to the cross, Jesus' first words were "Father, forgive them for they know not what they do." Grab your Bible, turn to Luke 23, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Pastor Mike preached before our communion and foot washing service the Bible's command for Christians to live a quiet and honest life. This goes against modern society's view that we are to rebel, revolt, protest, and give our opinions on every issue. Christians need to live a life that is different because of what God has done in our hearts and minds. Grab your Bible and turn to 1 Thessalonians 4.

After riding into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday, Mark tells us that Jesus goes into the temple, looks around, and leaves. The next day he throws out the money changers and those that sold animals. It is another example that delayed judgment doesn't mean that Jesus doesn't see the sin and is against it. Grab your Bible, turn to Mark 11, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

The beginning of the Bible describes how God created the heaven and the earth in six literal days and rested on the seventh day. This foundational truth is built upon later in the Bible. If you can't believe what God said in the beginning, you will question the whole Bible and become your own judge of what is true. Grab your Bible, turn to Genesis 1, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

In Acts 17, Paul shares the Gospel at Thesolonica, Berea, and Athens with a different approach each time. He studied the people and got to know them before showing them the truth about Jesus Christ. Grab your Bible and follow along with guest preacher, Jeremiah.

The Thessalonian church was worried that they were in the Great Tribulation period and had been left behind. Paul corrects the false teaching and says when it actually happens, those left behind will not have a love for the truth and were unsaved. The Bible says that you cannot be a Christian without also having a love for the truth of God's Word.

Jesus was sleeping on a boat when a powerful storm came and was about to sink the boat. The disciples awoke Jesus in fear, questioned his character, and Jesus calmed the storm. The story shows us lessons in faith during our trials and storms. Grab your Bible, turn to Luke 8, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Psalm 146 shows the importance of not placing our trust in men, but praising the God that both created the universe and is good. Grab your Bible and follow along with Pastor Mike.

The Bible shows us that we have a choice as Christians whether we want to live a life pleasing to God or not. Jesus taught that we will all give an account for not only the words we say, but every idle word. Grab your Bible, turn to Matthew 12, and follow along with Pastor Mike.