If you want to experience the transforming power of Jesus Christ, then prayer must become a holy habit and rhythm of your life. Luke 3:21; 5:15,16; 6:12, 9:28; 11:1,2; 22:39-42; Matthew 26:36-56

Mark 10:32-45 shows us that true greatness comes through sacrificial service. In this sermon, we discuss the way of Jesus, the desires of the disciples, sacrificial service, and how you can be great in the Kingdom of God.

Fasting is meant to awaken a deeper, spiritual hunger in us through physical abstention. Through becoming spiritually hungry and meeting God, we can go from fasting to feasting, and deep satisfaction. John 4:31-34; Matthew 9:14-17

Silence and solitude are an invitation for transformation from God. In the message this morning Brian shares a walk through Elijah’s journey with God in silence and solitude. 1 Kings 19:3-18

Scripture memorization and meditation are meant to be about transformation, not just information. When we engage in these habits, we can be transformed by rewiring our brains and reorienting our desires to truly good and Godly things. Romans 12:2; Psalm 19:7-11

Uncertainty is relieved when God's love is believed. Matt. 6:31-33

The last year of our lives has made it clear that life is more of an endurance race than a sprint. The Bible agrees, and in Hebrews 12:1-3, God encourages us with a game plan for running the race of our lives with endurance. Hebrews 12:1-3

In Romans 8:31-39, Paul walks his readers through how God loves them and what that means for their lives when they are full of persecution, pain, and death. This message explores what we actually mean when we say that "God loves you."

Why is the 23rd Psalm the most familiar and popular passage of Scripture in the Bible? What makes Psalm 23 so powerful is David knew the Shepherd. Do you? Psalm 23: 1-6

Paul, a man well-acquainted with suffering, encourages Christians not to lose heart. But why shouldn't we lose heart when life can be so hard? And even if we don't want to lose heart, how do we not? Paul tells us in this short, but powerful passage. 2 Corinthians 4:16-18