This sermon is about what we need. We desire a need for wisdom, to know what's happening. God gives us wisdom. God provides us what we need naturally, generously, and universally.

This new series: Keep Calm and Carry On goes through the book of James. James' church was scattered when they faced persecution. However, he stayed in his church and wrote a letter to his congregation to stay strong in these trying time.

God blesses us with his grace. He pursues us in showing us what he is doing. God blesses us with our skills and drives us to take part in his plans for us.

God made love between a man and woman a sacred act. It is meant to express love and intimacy between a husband and wife. Song of Songs has a lot to say about this subject.

Song of Songs is a book of love songs. In the past, it was allegorized to be a metaphor for Jesus' love between him and his children. However, that is not what the author's intention was. Song of Songs' true intention is about healthy love between spouses.

The more we listen to God, the more we will understand his will for us. God helps you make decisions in life. He does not do it for you though. God can use the people around you to guide you and make decisions.

What is a right heart? Having a right heart before God means that we are in sync with God. We’re in alignment with what’s important to him. How do we have a right heart with all the influences pulling us out of alignment? Let's talk about that!

God is speaking and he wants us to listen. If that’s true, why do so many of us struggle to hear him? The most common way God speaks to people today is through his written Word, through the Bible.

God, our Savior, has chosen not to work apart from you, around you, despite you, but through you. God chooses to work through Christian people everyday. What we see in Philip is a portrait of a man who was available to hear the voice of God and redirect his efforts when God told him to. How are we available to the Lord?

A life built on the solid foundation of hearing Jesus' words and putting them into practice is a resilient life, a durable life, a life that’s more than able to withstand whatever comes. What is your foundation? Are you listening to his voice or all the other voices? Are you putting what Jesus said into practice? And what about the Bible as a whole?