One of the most challenging calls in Scripture is the call to be sober-minded. Not just occasionally. Not accidentally. But on purpose. Paul tells Titus that mature believers must be…
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Teach Us to Number Our Days: Living With Eternity in View
Life moves fast—faster than we realize. One moment we’re planning for tomorrow, next year, or retirement, and the next we’re reminded just how fragile our existence really is. In Psalm…
Commitment to Christ: What Are You Really Living For?
Commitment is not a word we use lightly. We talk about commitment to marriage, to family, to work, and to causes we care about. But when it comes to following…
Building Strong Relationships by Trusting God’s Faithfulness
In this lesson from 1 Samuel 12, we are reminded how easily God’s people can place unnecessary burdens on themselves when they look to the world instead of trusting the…
Finding Peace in a World We Cannot Control
In this message, we are reminded of one of the most comforting promises given by Jesus: “Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you… Let not your…
Standing in the Gap: One Life Can Change Everything
In this message, we are taken to Ezekiel 22:30, where God searches for just one person willing to “stand in the gap” and rebuild the spiritual hedge that once protected…
Protecting Your Marriage
Marriage is one of the most important relationships God has given us. From the very beginning, God created and ordained marriage as a sacred covenant between a husband and a…
Disciplining Children: Trusting God’s Word in Parenting
Parenting is one of the greatest blessings and greatest challenges we face in life. Whether you’ve been raising children for decades or you’re just starting your journey, the responsibility can…
Faith, Opinion, and Love: Keeping Unity in the Church
Unity in the body of Christ is both a gift from God and a responsibility we must guard with diligence. Ephesians 4 reminds us that while God creates unity through…
The Power of the Blood of Christ
In Zechariah 13:1, the prophet spoke of a fountain opened “for sin and for uncleanness.” At first glance, it sounds like a fountain of water. But as the sermon reminded…
