Have you ever heard the saying, “You reap what you sow”? In this message, James MacDonald unpacks that truth from Galatians 6 for direct application into your life today. Learn how to sow good seed and reap good results, and avoid bad seeds that only result in weeds.

When you are tempted to lose faith, to give up in the face of trials, what you are actually doing is making God smaller than your problems. But God is huge, larger than any problem or situation you might face. In this message, learn how to change the way you see things and put your trust in God.

Nobody would shrink God intentionally. But when we let our circumstances overwhelm us, when we make our problems loom large, it makes God small.

Peter was in prison, and the church was praying desperately. What happened next can only be described as a miracle. Listen and let this message from Acts 12 be a reminder that God is in control.

In James MacDonald's favorite message of all time, he teaches from Acts 12 and reminds us that no matter what happens in life, God is in control and there's no need to worry.

It is easy to get caught up in the things of this world, so that we begin to lose sight of the glorious future God is preparing for us in heaven. In this message, 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.

In this message preached at the Southern Baptist Convention, James shows that miracles come from what you have. God can do anything, He created the world out of nothing. But when we need a miracle, He first asks us to bring our best.

In this look at Jesus' first miracle, James MacDonald shows us that when we need a miracle, God expects us each to do our part before He does His part. He didn't need water, grapes or even servants to make wine, yet Jesus used them all.

Sooner or later you will face a situation in your life where you truly don't know what to do. When that day comes, will you be prepared? In this message, we look at how King David responded to a terrible situation in his own life through the lens of Psalm 25.

Where do you turn for wisdom when you don't know what to do? Not the kind of "I don't know what to do" that you feel on a Saturday night, but the kind that happens when stress has completely overwhelmed you. In this message, we'll find guidance in Psalm 25, which David wrote when his life was falling apart.