There are two great tensions when it comes to prayer and at some point we struggle with both to one degree or another. In today’s message we look at a story that deals with these tensions, at a time when a nation and a king are confronted with a crisis that will test their faith and the power of prayer.

Where did prayer originate? How did it start or why did it start? What prompts us to go to prayer? In this study we look at the lessons we can learn from the earliest mention of prayer in the Bible.

In this message, based on 2 Timothy 1:1-2, we look at what happens when we choose to invest in another person's life.

In the third installment of the series, we learn how God takes our scars and rewrites them into a story of hope and redemption.

The prophet Isaiah predicted that Jesus would suffer terribly and be rejected. In this second message, we continue to look at the message of scars, especially as it relates to the subject of rejection. Based on Isaiah 53:1-3.

Scars - we all bear them in one form or another. In this opening message we learn that every scar tells a story. Though they often shape and define us, they do not have to have the final word.

Ernest Yanful speaks on Finding Success. The sermon is based on Psalm 37:1-22

Ernest Yanful speaks on from Psalm 37:23-40 in a sermon entitled, "Portrait of Success".

Sometimes we stumble and fall. No one knew this better than Peter. In this concluding message we learn how Jesus restores Peter by asking him the question that every follower of Jesus must ultimately ask themselves. John 21:15-19