At her lowest point, Hannah poured out her soul in prayer to the Lord and he answered her cries. God wants to hear from his children even though he already knows our hearts. Grab your Bible, turn to 1 Samuel 1, and follow along with guest preacher Riley.

God promised the king victory over his enemies and was asked by faith to smite the arrows to represent this deliverance. The king only did it three times and only had three victories, which is a spiritual lesson of how far will we take the promises of God. Grab your Bible, turn to 2 Kings 13, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Guest preacher J.L. Dowell challenged the church to think about what cause motivates us every day. Some are motivated by greed, but Christians are motivated by the cause of Christ. Grab your Bible and turn to 1 Timothy 6.

Philadelphia isn't the only church that is shown as a good example in the Bible. Grab your Bible, turn to 2 Thessalonians 1, and follow along with Pastor Mike as we see what Paul said about the young church.

The Bible explains that it is vain to labor to build something without the Lord, whether it is earthly pursuits or a relationship or anything else. Grab your Bible, turn to Psalm 127, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

Guest preacher Scott Walley reminded us of the truly dark and painful sacrifice that Jesus made on the cross. Grab your Bible, turn to Luke 23, and follow along.

Men and women have been deciding how they want to live and what is right and wrong for their life since the beginning of time. However, the Bible tells us that there is a different between how we see our lives versus how God sees them. Grab your Bible, turn to Proverbs 16, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

As we are living in evil days, God's Word instructs Christians how to live with practical instructions. While they seem easy, it is hard to apply every single day of our lives. Grab your Bible, turn to Romans 12, and follow along with Pastor Mike.

In light of recent wicked events that remind us of our evil and sin-filled world, we can turn to the Bible for direction. Psalm 49 asks the question of why should we fear in the days of evil? Grab your Bible and follow along with Pastor Mike as we see what God tells us to give us peace in evil days.

Peter denied the Lord after he was arrested, then after a personal appearance by the resurrected Jesus, he decides to go back to his old job of fishing. Jesus' forgiveness of Peter shows his mercy and patience with us. Grab your Bible, turn to Luke 22, and follow along with Pastor Mike. (This service was at the Tent Revival of Christ the King Worship Center in Delaware, Ohio.)