A lot of people think the Bible is just an ancient history book that's hard to read and has little to no value for our modern day lives. This Sunday we're going to see that that thinking, though prevalent, is absolutely wrong. The Bible is not only practical but also has the power to transform our lives!
We all want to start this New Year off right and the best way to do that is NOT a new gym membership, or another self-help book or making a resolution we statistically won't keep. It is recommitting or maybe committing for the very first time to being students of the Bible because it's in those Sacred Scriptures where we find God and His strength to endure whatever life sends our way.
We've been conditioned to think of the Christmas story as a cute rendition of a couple having their first child. But if we look at it in detail, it actually reads more like a Christmas drama that looks a lot like our own lives reminding us how much we need God to be with us!
Oftentimes Christians equate doubt with unbelief. In this message we'll see that there is a distinction between the two and there is a right way and a wrong way to address our doubts as Christians.
We live in a world where we can make snap judgments and even cancel people if we want to. But when we judge like that we forget that we have an Ultimate Judge whose rulings hold more weight than ours. Our duty then is to first of all learn from his judgments before we ever pick up a gavel.
When was the last time you prayed, "Come, Lord Jesus" and meant it or even understood what you were praying? This message from God's word will help all of us boldly and correctly pray this prayer.
It's one thing to say "thank you" to our God and it's another to give your "thank you" to the one who's given you everything. In this message we discuss how to manage our time, talents and treasures in a way that gives honor and thanks to our Heavenly Father.
Complaining is like a contagion that contaminates a person's body and soul. The cure is to cultivate an attitude of gratitude by visualizing the blessings that God constantly pours into our lives.
Death may or may not be on your mind, but the reality is it's coming for us all. As we wrap up our series in the book of Daniel, we hear the encouraging words that when this life ends a new one begins for those who put their hope in Jesus.
Saying the words "I'm sorry" goes a long way especially when they're directed towards God. In this message the Prophet Daniel teaches us an important lesson when it comes to confessing our sins.
