Songs are powerful. Praise and worship songs are powerful. Sometimes, a song can help when nothing else can. Minister Anderson George uses text from 2 Chronicles 20:1-21 to show the power of song through the story of Jehoshaphat as he turned to...

Life is ordered in such a way that we cannot control it. We cannot always anticipate what is going to happen. The true test of faith comes when things get rocky, when we are forced to move outside our comfort zones. Using passages from the book...

We often take things for granted. We come to "church." We sing. We pray. We give. We partake of the Lord's Supper. We hear a message from the Bible. We go home. We call that worship, but is it possible that we can go through all of the motions ...

God holds the chaos and confusion of this world in His hand. What we can't see, He has numbered. Our problems, while gigantic to us, are mere specks of dust in the hand of theCreator who maintains our universe. Yet, when we pray and don't see r...

Given a choice between hearing bad news or good news, we may vary as to which we would rather hear first. In Ephesians 2, Paul starts with the bad news, telling us we were dead in our trespasses and sins. Fortunately for us, that's not the end ...

The Kingdom of God has come in your life when God has total control over your will in your life. We are guilty. We need forgiveness. Jesus offers that forgiveness, but He wants something more. He wants to change us; He wants to sanctify us so t...

Jesus is unique. He is our Savior. He came to earth, lived, was crucified, and He rose the third day. We celebrate that resurrection every week as we gather, but we especially remember on Easter Sunday that He is risen. The Old Testament is ful...

Every scripture points to Jesus. As we read, we need to remember this is His story and not necessarily ours. We cannot bring the answer for our sin problem ourselves. God is at work even when we can't see it. We are free because God sent a seed...

After the resurrection of Jesus, His followers were confused and wondered  what to do next. Understandably, they returned to what had been familiar to them. For Peter, that familiar place was in a boat fishing, and that's where Jesus finds...

Guest speaker Lee Henson reminds listeners that Jesus has entrusted us with a job.  Our job is to do good to all, for we are treating Jesus in the same way we treat the least of those with whom we come in contact. Christ's love controls us...

Life is full of twists and turns for most but the life of Joseph may have had more than most. Sold into slavery by his brothers, thrown into prison by his employer, and forgotten by the prisoner for whom he interpreted a dream, he eventually ro...

God is fully present in every place, but we occupy a place relationally, socially, physically. In those places we meet challenges. Guest speaker Kraig Martin uses the text of Psalm 23 to encourage listeners to lean on the Lord who is our shephe...

It doesn't matter what we put up against God! God is better. Always! Guest speaker Anderson George uses Hebrews 12:1-2 to encourage listeners to keep the faith. We can say we have confidence in Jesus, but that's not faith. Just as one can have ...

Consistency is a life skill that is important in all areas of our daily walk. In order to make the most of our lives, we must walk consistently in our relationships, our occupations, and most especially in our walk with Christ. Listen as guest ...

Guest speaker Scott Dutile addresses a topic that is pertinent to every listener. In every aspect of our daily lives whether in person to person interaction, social media activity, or on television, we are bombarded with messages, some of which...

The book of John gives readers additional insight into Jesus ministry, giving us snapshots of Jesus' ministry that are not included in the other gospels and revealing the difference Jesus makes in the personal situations of those with whom he i...

In 1 Samuel 17, we find David completing an errand for his father. He has been sent to take provisions to his brothers and check on their well-being. While there, he sees and hears the Philistine giant Goliath defying the Lord's people. Astound...

So often we fail to experience peace. It seems our lives are full of chaos, but just as Jesus calmed the storm for His disciples, He will calm the storms in our lives if we will call out to Him. Kraig Martin uses the storm that Jesus calms in M...

What is it that makes people feel small, useless, or insignificant? Is it the way they feel about themselves or the way others feel about them? Maybe they feel that God feels that way about them. Maybe they think it's too late for them to chang...

Some of Jesus' last words were to "go and make disciples." What does it mean to make a disciple? What does it mean to be a disciple. In his message, Eddie Beene tells listeners  about the process one must go through to become a disciple of...

What should we do when we encounter temptation? Do we stand and fight, or do we retreat? Guest speaker Scott Dutile discusses tactics we should use in our Christian walk to avoid the snares of the devil as we fight the fight of faith.

In this world, there are no guarantees. While there are many things in life that we would like to have guaranteed, the truth is we don't have the ability to make all of our desires become reality. Through God, however, we have guarantees far mo...

Six hundred years before the birth of Christ, the prophet Isaiah foretells the coming of the Messiah. We find the God has been thinking of us much longer than we've been thinking about Him. Minister Robert Peek focuses on Isaiah 9:6 in today's ...

This episode fits the title "The End" in more than one way. The podcast will continue, but today is minister Aaron Hill's last sermon for us as our preacher. He and his wife will be moving to a church nearer their families in New Mexico. The me...

In the last lesson in his "Identity Politics" series (Episode 366), minister Aaron Hill focused on the church at Ephesus, a church faced with the possibility of losing its candlestick because of its lack of love. In today's sermon, he discusses...