As long as we live in a fallen world system, there will be some things we would rather not face - fear, pain, anxieties, cares, sicknesses, sorrows; the list goes on. We might realize that "fear is," but we must have it well known in our spirits that FAITH IS! Give this message listen!

With faith being so foundational to everything in spiritual life, we must know what faith is, and in doing do, we will see why there is such a war against it. Give this message a listen!

What an encouragement it is to know that in these times the Lord is keeping us! Give this message a listen!

We sing the old hymn, "Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus," but in this message we take a deeper look at what that trust really means. Give it a listen!

God called Job, "My servant Job," but in what part of his life do we see the most raw and real form of his service to the Almighty? Was it when he was making sacrificial offerings for his children continually? Was it when he was "doing" so much, or was it when he was for a while unable to do anything but sit in the midst of his trial and trust God?

In all the things Job endured, he did not sin with his words. He did not claim that God acted foolishly in all the adversity he faced. To varying degrees, we will all endure our seasons of being "in all this." Let us learn the lesson of Job, that God is the same and is with us in all this. 

In the first chapter of the Book of Job we discover what Satan thought of Job's character, but we also see God's thoughts about Job's character. Job was the ongoing work of God's hands. His divine opinion is what counts!

In this message we take a look at Ephesians chapter three and consider what the Apostle Paul's cause was in regard to his prayer for the Ephesian believers. What is our cause? What have we found in Jesus? 

In this message we take a look at Ephesians chapter three and consider what the Apostle Paul's cause was in regard to his prayer for the Ephesian believers. What is our cause? What have we found in Jesus? 

In this message we take a look at the Prophetess Deborah in the Book of Judges. God raised her up to be a prophetess, a judge or leader in Israel, a voice of wisdom, a gatherer of the people, but she called herself a mother in Israel. The power of that influence is unimaginable. Give this message a listen!