God did not create you to robotically accept Him and His love. You were created with the ability to choose either to accept or deny it. In this message, hear how and why you should choose God’s love.

When we get caught up in the things of this world, we begin to lose sight of the great days ahead that God has promised to His children. In this message on Heaven, James MacDonald reminds us that through faith, God can renew in us a fresh sense of hope in the reality of our eternal home.

It can be very easy to get caught up by the things of this world, and we begin to lose sight of the greatest days ahead that God has promised to His children. In this message on heaven, James MacDonald reminds us that through faith, God can renew within us a fresh sense of the reality of hope in an eternal home for those who are in Christ Jesus.

Sometimes in our trials, we can’t see the bigger picture. In those times, we must learn to trust that Jesus has a plan, and He is working all things out for good. There’s no better illustration of this truth than the story of Lazarus.

When your heart is troubled and you’re afraid, this message will give you hope and encouragement. When Jesus walked this earth, He proved that He is able to take care of us, even in our darkest hour.

Take everything you see, consider everything you feel, but do not let it dictate your reality. Even in the deepest waters and darkest valleys, you can choose to live by faith, not by sight. Focusing on and believing truth begins the blessing. The same power that raised Lazarus from the dead is at work in every circumstance you are facing.

Even though as Christians we believe Christ should be first in our lives, it’s still difficult to actually live that way. This encouraging message will help you to put Him at the center of your life once again.

Jesus is God, and the second part of the Trinity. But if you needed any more reasons for putting Him first in your life, you’ll find them in this message on James MacDonald’s favorite passage about Jesus, Colossians 1:15-19.

Would you ever expect to pick corn when you planted tomatoes? Of course not! You know you can only reap what you sow. And what’s very obvious in the garden is also true in your home, in your business, and in your marriage. What you sow is what you reap.

Every choice you make has a consequence whether good or bad. If you plant obedience to God’s law, you will harvest blessing. Dig into the Word of God with James MacDonald as he challenges you to sow righteousness.