A single line from Luke 4 can reorder a life: “Today this Scripture is fulfilled in your hearing.” We open the scroll with Jesus in Nazareth, connect Isaiah 61 to the synagogue moment, and show how He doesn’t just announce Jubilee—He is Jubilee...

The room goes quiet when we admit it: some seasons don’t feel merry, and a new calendar can’t erase old pain. That’s why we turn to Isaiah 9 and Romans 8, not for platitudes, but for a promise strong enough to hold the weight of real life. We w...

A royal summons, a broken body, and a seat no one expects—this is the Christmas story most of us miss. We open 2 Samuel 9 and meet Mephibosheth, the fallen heir who expects judgment and receives a place at the king’s table. David’s question—“Is...

What if the real barrier to growth is our love of comfort? We walk through Ephesians with a simple framework—willingness, intentionality, and being Spirit-led—and show how grace turns ordinary days into holy ground. Paul’s story anchors the mes...

If you’ve ever whispered “I wouldn’t be here without God,” this conversation was made for you. We open Psalm 124 like a travel song for the soul, a chorus Israel sang on the road to Jerusalem to prepare their hearts before they ever stepped int...

A man marked “unclean” walks straight into the city and asks the question many of us carry but rarely voice: not “Can you fix this?” but “Will you choose me?” We open Mark 1:40–45 and watch Jesus cross the gap religion maintained—reaching out, ...

Feeling the pull to retreat when life gets heavy? We walk through Hebrews 10–12 to explore how faith endures real pressure, how confidence carries a reward, and why God’s “little while” can feel like our “long while.” The message is clear and c...

When life doesn’t ask for permission and the hit still lands, what do you write in your ledger—despair or joy? Join us as we walk through James 1 and name the reality we all feel: trials show up in different sizes and colors, often when we don’...

Grace doesn’t whisper from a distance; it sprints down the road, arms wide, ready to shoulder shame so the lost don’t carry it alone. We unpack Luke 15 as one unbroken parable with three vivid scenes—a sheep outside the fold, a coin misplaced i...

Start with the jolt the crowd felt at Pentecost: realization that the crucified Jesus is now both Lord and Christ. That shock still asks us the same question—what should we do? We follow Luke’s careful storytelling into Acts 2, where Peter move...

Ever feel like your life is stuck on “wait”? We open up about patience as more than a nice idea—it’s the muscle that carries faith through real life. From a deer stand at dawn to a classroom full of seventh graders, we trace how small, ordinary...

When Scripture cuts close to the bone, what happens next? We open with Hebrews 4:14–16 and trace a path from exposure to embrace, from honest conviction to bold approach. The thread running through every moment is a Person—Jesus, our great High...

The power of faith lies not in grand gestures but in desperate, determined reaching. In this moving sermon from Mark 5:22-34, we encounter a woman society had written off—unnamed, unclean, and utterly undone after 12 years of suffering. While J...

Picture a familiar verse so well-known you could recite it in your sleep—John 3:16. Now imagine discovering it holds a deeper meaning that transforms everything you thought you knew about God's love.This eye-opening sermon reveals how J...

What makes your heart truly worship? Is it when life is going well, or have you discovered a deeper foundation for praise?Diving into Psalm 103, speaker Anderson George challenges our conditional approach to worship with a powerful remi...

What can a slave boy teach us about leadership, courage, and living out God's purpose? Everything.The remarkable journey of Joshua takes us from the mud pits of Egyptian slavery to the promised land of Canaan, revealing how God transfor...

Hebrews 10:25 has been used often to reprimand Christians for not coming to church; however, there is more to the passage than just that application. Minister Anderson George gives context and clarity to the passage and tells listeners that Pau...

Using Romans 12:1 as a starting point, minister Anderson George summarizes Romans 1-11 to get to the "therefore" that begins verse one of chapter twelve: "Therefore I urge you, brothers and sisters, by the mercies of God, to present yo...

The grace of God instructs us. We live because of God's grace. We love because of God's grace. We forgive because of God's grace. We have happiness because of God's grace. Our actions should always be motivated by grace, and grace has a name: J...

The apostle Paul in Philippians 4:6 tells us to "be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God." Minister Anderson George expounds on this text to address the topic...

Regardless of where we are and what we're going through, the Lord is our shepherd. As the sheep of God's pasture, God has taken care of all of our needs. He is the Shepherd who leads us, provides for us, and protects us. Minister Anderson Georg...

Unfortunately, the first part of this audio was not recorded, and we only have the last 22 minutes of this morning’s sermon.Judgment is unescapable, but deliverance from judgment is possible. For the Israelites at Passover, deliverance ...

Isaac's son Jacob often got his way, but at times, he cheated to get it. He cheated Esau out of his birthright and later the blessing he should have received as a first  born son. When Jacob came to Isaac seeking the blessing, he was dress...

Using the text of Romans 6:1-4, minister Anderson George explains to listeners that only two categories of persons exist on earth: those in Christ Jesus and those not in Christ Jesus. He goes on to show how one can make the transition from not ...

Matthew 16:13–18 (NASB95)  says "Now when Jesus came into the district of Caesarea Philippi, He was asking His disciples, “Who do people say that the Son of Man is?” And they said, “Some say John the Baptist; and others, Elijah; but still ...