Have you ever thought about what it might be like to experience life as someone with a disability? It feels as if all your power has been taken away. They often feel a bit shy when surrounded by others due to their perceived shortcomings. Isn’t that just what sin does to each one of us? It adds a touch of shame and a hint of weakness to your journey. Hey, do you have any idea where to find healing? Today, Pastor Holland shares how Jesus can completely transform your life. He has the power to restore your soul!

Isn’t it true that the best way to thrive in a company is by faithfully taking on the tasks assigned to you and getting them done on time? But have you ever thought about the fact that the same goes for your spiritual life, too? In today’s message, Pastor Holland invites you to stay true to the unique purpose God has for your life. God wants you to serve Him with a sincere heart. He desires you'll stay true and grow, even when things get tough. You can seek God’s will by establishing a relationship with Him! 

It's funny how we tend to fall into a pattern of splurging on the top-notch gear out there. Even if those high-end iPhone models aren't your thing, you still want to carry the best in your pocket, don't you? But you know, God has His own unique way of doing things. In today’s message, Pastor Holland shares insights on how God weaves His goodness and blessings into your life. He begins with the little things and gradually builds up, helping you appreciate and cherish the blessings that come your way!

Have you ever thought about how the Israelites managed to come out on top in battles, even when everything seemed to be against them? Their success was all thanks to the blessings they received from above. So, think about it: whenever you dive into something, be it a business venture or a job, how often do you think to invite God along for the ride as a partner? In today’s message, Pastor Holland shares some thoughts on why having God’s favor in all aspects of life is so crucial for a believer. 

I’m sure you know someone in that place of spiritual blindness, maybe dozens of people if you think about it. When Jesus has revealed Himself to you, it can be hard to understand how they can’t see what you see, but that’s part of the sinful nature. In today’s message, we’ll be reminded of the urgency of sharing the Good News with the lost around us. Jesus will return, and those who have rejected Him will be forced to live through hell on earth, and then eternal hell if they continue to reject Him.

We know that God’s word to the Israelites predicting their falling away would come true. But, as Pastor Holland will point out, none of us like to think about failing. Especially in a high moment – like taking the land that God’s promised, or immediately after accepting Jesus as our Savior. The fact is, all of us will fall back into sin in some form. The consequences may not be as severe as what Israel experienced, but we need to be alert, ready to repent and accept the grace God has extended.

If your home is like most, that likely doesn’t sound like the atmosphere you live in on a daily basis. Our lives are so busy, and when we do have downtime, many of us are immediately on our phones, turning on the TV, or finding some other way to keep our minds from being bored. It takes intentionality, but as Pastor Holland will challenge us in today’s message, surrounding ourselves with reminders of God’s goodness can bring an internal peace that is increasingly elusive in our culture.

You may have heard people claim that everything that happens in this world is “part of God’s plan.” They may be good, wanting to attribute all power and sovereignty to God, but it isn’t theologically correct. God is sovereign over everything, but He chose to give us a choice, and we chose sin. That sin has direct and indirect consequences that are not God’s will. As Pastor Holland will remind us today, God is more powerful than those consequences and can redeem them for His purposes.

No matter what your status or position is in life, your word matters. As believers, this truth is only amplified. If you can’t be a man or woman of your word, people will question everything about you, including your faith. As Pastor Holland will warn in today’s message, if you make a promise, you need to keep it. If you can’t keep it, it’s better not to make the promise. Saul made this mistake. As a man in a position of authority, his failure to keep his oath before God had serious consequences. 

As Pastor Holland will point out in today’s message, the older you get, the lower your chances are of coming to Christ. The majority of Christians come to the faith before the age of fourteen. This is why the Church generally puts such an emphasis on children’s ministry. Every story of salvation is a miracle, but the older you get, the harder it is to open up and soften your heart to the transformation that comes with accepting Jesus as Lord and Savior.