There are few people, in the Bible, who are more determined to say “no” to God than Pharaoh. In Exodus 7-9, Pharaoh repeatedly hardens his heart against God. If you remember the 10 plagues, this “no” strategy did not work out so well for Pharaoh. Like...

There are few people, in the Bible, who are more determined to say “no” to God than Pharaoh. In Exodus 7-9, Pharaoh repeatedly hardens his heart against God. If you remember the 10 plagues, this “no” strategy did not work out so well for Pharaoh. Like Pharaoh, have you ever determined that you are unable to do what God asks? Today we are going to learn to cultivate hearts that are tender towards God — hearts that say “yes.”

Who, in their right mind, would say “no” to God, the only sovereign, omnipotent, eternal being in the universe? It seems like a silly thing to do. The fact remains, you and I say “no” to God more frequently than we would care to admit. The Bible is filled with stories about people who said “no” to God. We can learn something from these men and women. We can learn how to say “yes” to God. This Sunday, we start with the story of Jonah - a guy who ran away from God.

Who, in their right mind, would say “no” to God, the only sovereign, omnipotent, eternal being in the universe? It seems like a silly thing to do. The fact remains, you and I say “no” to God more frequently than we would care to admit. The Bible is...

The end is here! This is the last sermon in our series on the book of Acts — “Church Unleashed.” Be prepared to be both encouraged and challenged to be the Church Unleashed!

The end is here! This is the last sermon in our series on the book of Acts — “Church Unleashed.” Be prepared to be both encouraged and challenged to be the Church Unleashed!

There are times when we find ourselves in circumstances that draw our eyes to a horizontal direction. We keep our vision in the physical realm and end up responding incorrectly to those circumstances. Paul was in a massive storm on the sea for fourteen days. In the aftermath of this storm he could have kept his eyes focused in the physical realm but chose a different way. Today we take a look at how he viewed those circumstance.

There are times when we find ourselves in circumstances that draw our eyes to a horizontal direction. We keep our vision in the physical realm and end up responding incorrectly to those circumstances. Paul was in a massive storm on the sea for...

Jim Gaffigan, comedian and father of 5 kids, joked, “You know what its like having 5 kids? Imagine you’re drowning…….And someone hands you a baby!” Which one of us hasn’t had a moment where we felt like life was totally out of control? In Acts 27...

Jim Gaffigan, comedian and father of 5 kids, joked, “You know what its like having 5 kids? Imagine you’re drowning…….And someone hands you a baby!” Which one of us hasn’t had a moment where we felt like life was totally out of control? In Acts 27, Paul experiences one of these moments as he’s sailing to Rome with a prison transport. As the storm rolls in, God teaches us some very important things about living under His sovereign grace. Sunday is going to be great. I can’t wait to see you then!