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We all face storms of various kinds in life, and sometimes we struggle to pray in them. In Psalm 31, we learn 3 ways to pray in the storm, all leading us to the One who faced the greatest storm for us.
Like us, David, who wrote Psalm 30, had real pain in his life. Yet, he sang to the Lord with joy. In this lesson, we learn 3 things to know in order to go from mourning to dancing.
Though Jesus isn't here on earth anymore, He's not finished yet. In this message on Acts 1:1-11, we learn that because He's not done, you can live with confidence, power, and hope.
When you're really hurting, what good is "thinking of you" or "sending good vibes"? Surface-level comfort never cuts it. When Lazarus died, Jesus didn't send a message, He showed up and wept at the tomb. Discover three reasons His nearness changes everything when grief feels too heavy to carry.
Many of us believe we've messed up too badly for God to use us. The failure, the season we're ashamed of, the moment we walked away. This message walks through Peter's restoration in John 21 and reveals three reasons your story isn't over, no matter how disqualified you feel right now.
In heaven's eyes, there is no hopeless cause. Not even yours. Walking through Paul's raw confession in Romans 7 and the freedom found in Romans 8, this message strips away the shame, the trying-harder cycle, and the fear of being exposed, and shows a Savior who fully knows you, freely forgives you, and adopts you into His family.
What if Jesus is far kinder to sinners than we expect? In Mark 2:13–17, Jesus calls Levi, eats with tax collectors and sinners, and reveals that He came not for those who think they are healthy, but for the sick who need healing. This message reminds us that no one is too far gone for Jesus, no one is too unclean for His table, and no one is beyond the reach of His grace.
Jesus isn't soft on sin. He doesn't pat you on the head and tell you it's no big deal. In Matthew 5, He gives us an MRI of the heart, exposing what's hiding underneath the surface. This message unpacks why the sin you've been managing is more serious than you've admitted, and why confronting it leads to freedom.
You've probably caught yourself thinking, "I just need to get my life together before I really come to God." That's religion talking, and Jesus isn't about religion. This message in Luke 15 unpacks what it means to stop earning, rest in a Shepherd's love, and quit measuring yourself against everyone else in the room.
Jesus isn't dead anymore. That single truth changes how you see God, how you handle His words, and how you read your own story. Walking through Luke 24, this message shows how the resurrection makes Jesus Lord over everything, including the parts of your life you've written off as too far gone.
A lot of us carry a sanitized image of Jesus, the one who's always smiling, always gentle, never sorrowful. Isaiah 53 tells a different story. This Palm Sunday message looks at the Man of Sorrows who carried our griefs, was crushed for our sins, and willingly walked to the cross because saving you was always God's plan.
If you've trusted in Jesus, this world right now is the worst it ever gets for you. It only gets better from here, forever. This message in Revelation 22 walks through what to do while you wait for that day, and how to keep your eyes on the Savior who's coming back to make everything right.
Here are four description options for "Home At Last" from the Overcomers series in Revelation:Option 1: Question-Based OpeningWhat's your future actually going to look like? Most of us imagine flying cars or floating around a cloud forever. The Bible has something much better in mind. Walking through Revelation 21, this message reveals three things you'll never experience again when God makes everything new: separation from Him, sadness, and pain.
What would it take for you to stop holding back your praise? Pain, unanswered prayers, and hard seasons can silence our worship. In this message from Revelation 5, discover three reasons Jesus is worthy of your praise right now — not once life gets easier, but in the middle of whatever you're facing.
Many of us started out passionate about Jesus but somewhere along the way, the fire faded. Independence crept in, comfort took over, and certain areas of life stayed off-limits to God. This message from Revelation 3:14-22 shows how to stop settling for lukewarm and have a fire in your heart for Christ.
The world may shut you out, but Jesus never will. Faithfulness to Him can cost you friendships, opportunities, and comfort, but Revelation 3:7-13 encourages you to stay faithful to Jesus because He includes you, protects you, and saves you.
The Bible gives us a terrifying warning: it's possible to look like you're spiritually awake while your faith has quietly fallen asleep. Listen in and learn 3 ways to stay awake from Revelation 3:1-6.
Jesus wants a pure church, but how can we actually stay pure, stay unmixed? In this lesson from Revelation 2:18-29, we learn 3 ways to stay pure.
Sometimes in life, we feel like our faith is barely hanging on. Talking to His people in Revelation 2:12-17, Jesus gives reasons why we should stay strong. Listen in as we learn 3 reasons to stay strong.
It can be hard to have courage as you live for Jesus in this world. But, as a Christian, you have things that help you in your struggle. This message explores 3 things you have that empower you to be courageous.
We've all had experiences in church that didn't exactly feel like love. We also all want to be loving. In this message on Revelation 2:1-7, we learn how to be a loving church.
We know that we should Jesus with everything we have, but most of us don't serve Him the way we should because of fear. In this lesson from Revelation 1:9-20, we learn 3 reasons why we can serve Jesus without fear.
Many of us start each year determined to overcome something—then fail again. We white-knuckle our way through temptation, doubt, and old patterns, wondering why nothing changes. This message from Revelation 1:1-8 reveals three things Jesus has already done that give you real power to finally overcome.
Christmas is over—now what? The decorations come down, routines return, and we're left wondering what to do with all we've celebrated. This message from Matthew 28 reveals how the gifts of hope, peace, joy, and love aren't meant to sit unused—they're tools for living out your mission every day.
You probably remember certain Christmas gifts you've received over the years– some great, some...less than great. In this sermon, we look at the greatest gift of all– the gift of salvation.
God’s love isn’t shallow, fragile, or reserved for someone else. It's deep, eternal, and meant for you. From John 3:16–17, this message explores the Gift of Love that doesn’t just welcome you, but saves you, secures you, and invites you to rest in what God has already done through Jesus.
Why does joy sometimes feel so out of reach, even at Christmas? We chase it through purchases, perfect moments, and achievements, yet still come up empty. This message from Luke 1 reveals that joy isn't something you manufacture—it's a gift God gives. Discover how faith unlocks the joy you've been longing for.
By the time Christmas arrives, you're exhausted. The parties, the shopping, the chaos—and the only gift you really want is peace. God wants you to know about His gift of peace. Learn about it in this message based on Luke 2:8-14.
Many of us have stopped daring to hope. Past disappointments, current struggles, and an increasingly dark world have convinced us that things won't change. But what if hope isn't about pretending everything's fine—it's about knowing the Light has come? This message reveals how Jesus, our hopeful King, changes everything about how we navigate life's obstacles.
When tragedy strikes or prayers go unanswered, how do you know God really loves you? We often measure His love by our circumstances—but what if the answer isn't in your situation, but in what He's already done? This message from 1 John 4:9-10 reveals three undeniable proofs of God's love.
God isn't standing at a distance watching you struggle—He's in the middle of it with you. This message unpacks how God's nearness isn't just physical proximity, but personal relationship, warrior-like intervention, and joyful delight. When anxiety rises and life feels overwhelming, discover three truths from Zephaniah 3:17 that prove God is closer than you think.
Many of us avoid what we know deep down needs to change, thinking we have plenty of time to get things right. This message reveals how God graciously confronts our self-deception through the story of Daniel and Belshazzar. Discover the answer to the question "Is God gracious?" in this sermon.
Can God truly be just when life feels so unfair? From courtroom injustices to personal betrayals, we all wonder if real justice exists. This message unpacks Deuteronomy 32:4 to reveal three truths about God's unchanging character, perfect judgment, and righteous nature—showing how the cross proves He is both perfectly just and perfectly merciful.
Do you ever wonder if God's faithfulness runs out after you mess up for the hundredth time? This message from Lamentations 3:22-24 reveals why God's faithfulness isn't dependent on your performance. Discover how His unending love, bottomless mercies, and ultimate gift—Himself—prove He'll never give up on you, even when you feel you've gone too far.
When tragedy strikes and life feels unfair, we wonder: Is God good? In this message, discover how you know God is good—He shows you the way, love, and truth. See how even when life doesn't feel good, God absolutely is.
Is your worship real or just going through the motions? Many of us sing the songs and show up on Sundays, but hold back the rest of our week from God. This message from Ecclesiastes 5:1-7 shows the difference between fake worship and real worship. Discover how real worship transforms every moment of your life, not just an hour each week.
This world will always leave you longing. Walking through Ecclesiastes 4, this message confronts the hard reality that injustice persists, hustle never ends, relationships fail, and nothing lasts. But these longings aren't meaningless– they're signposts pointing us toward Jesus, the only One who offers true fulfillment.
There's a difference between knowing God and knowing about God. In this message on Colossians 1:15-29, Pastor Jonseth Sammons unpacks Christ's true identity as the image of the invisible God and creator of all things, challenging our shallow view and calling us to make His Gospel known with the same energy that transformed Paul's ministry.
Have you ever felt like God has terrible timing? When life hits you with unexpected bills, job changes, or health scares, it's natural to wonder if God knows what He's doing. This message from Ecclesiastes 3 reveals how God's perfect timing transforms your restlessness into rest, showing you why every season—even the hard ones—serves His eternal purpose.
Wisdom is valuable, but it's not your savior. From Ecclesiastes 2, discover how biblical wisdom helps you navigate life's potholes, face reality about death, and find perspective that transforms daily living. Learn why the greatest gift of wisdom is pointing you beyond yourself to Jesus, God's wisdom embodied.
Why do we still feel empty after getting everything we wanted? King Solomon had unlimited wealth, pleasure, and success—yet called it all meaningless. This message reveals how chasing enjoyment, possessions, and achievements leaves us hollow, and where true purpose is actually found.
Many of us believe the right book, degree, or insight will finally bring peace and purpose. Solomon tested this theory with unlimited resources and brilliant minds. Learn why searching through purpose in knowledge leaves us hungry for more.
What's the point of working of all of this? What's the point of life? This honest exploration of Ecclesiastes reveals three uncomfortable truths about life "under the sun", but discovers that Jesus transforms futility into purpose.
Have you ever walked into church feeling anything but joyful? This message explores how authentic worship isn't about pretending everything's perfect, but shifting our perspective through thanksgiving. Discover how God's holiness transforms resistance into surrender.
We're not sure God's voice can really change our addiction, fear, or shame. But Psalm 29 reveals that when God speaks, even mountains tremble. This message shows how His voice shows who He is, changes things, and gives you peace.
Does life have you lying awake at night, running through every possible scenario? Before you exhaust yourself trying to move the unmovable, discover the biblical process of prayer from Psalm 28 that leads from recognition to pleading to praise—even in the middle of the mess.
Feeling abandoned by God is not the same as God abandoning you. Through David's darkest moment in Psalm 22, discover how this messianic psalm maps both the sufferings of Christ and our path through crisis. Learn the blueprint for Christians in crisis: remember His faithfulness, cry out for help, and find victory through His finished work.
If you could ask God for one thing, what would it be? David's answer in Psalm 27 might surprise you—and challenge your priorities. While we chase security and success, David pursued something far more valuable. This message explores how his three-fold approach to going deeper with God can transform your spiritual life from routine to revolutionary.
Don't you want to be the same person at home when you're alone as you are at church around other people? Don't you want to live with integrity? In Psalm 26, we see how to live with integrity: trust the Lord, stay innocent, seek God, and rely on grace.
If you've ever read the Bible, you know that God has a lot to say. The question is, "Why listen to Him?" In this lesson, we see 3 reasons to listen to God: you'll have a good life, get help, and receive grace—all through Jesus.
Do you ever feel lost in life? When uncertainty clouds your path, trusting God is hard. Psalm 25 reveals three steps to trusting God when you feel lost. This message unpacks how waiting on God, remembering His unfailing love, and simple obedience create a foundation for trust that withstands life's most confusing seasons.
What if you discovered you only had a few more days to live—would you speed up to get more done, or finally slow down to savor what matters? This Father's Day message from Psalm 90:12 challenges us to number our days and gain wisdom through right priorities.
Most of us want to give everything to God but keep making excuses for why certain areas are off-limits—our money, relationships, habits, or thoughts. Learn how to stop compartmentalizing your life and let the King of Glory have full access.
Many believers live as if they're still God's enemies—carrying shame, fighting alone, chasing satisfaction elsewhere. But what if God actually delights to bless you? Discover how the Gospel transforms enemies into beloved children who live in victory, not defeat.
What does your wallet say about your worship? Many of us avoid conversations about money and giving, but God wants to talk about it. This message unpacks how biblical giving isn't about meeting requirements—it's about declaring God's ownership, displaying His worthiness, and developing trust in His provision.
Your entire story from start to finish is one of glory. This isn't some distant church concept—it's the key to understanding your purpose and transformation. Discover how fixing your eyes on Jesus' glory changes how you see everything and who you're becoming.
Many people view church through personal preferences—what they like, want, or find comfortable. But what if our perspective needs a major correction? Discover how understanding God's design for church transforms us from consumers into missionaries right where we are.
Do you have real faith or just wishful thinking? Many confuse faith with blind optimism or positive thinking. This message reveals three qualities that distinguish authentic faith from the counterfeits—faith that's based on God's character, certain of His promises, and active in how you live.
You're not the hero of your story—Jesus is. While the world makes everything about you, the Gospel is refreshingly different: it's about God's rescue mission, for your freedom, and the world's only hope. Stop trying to be your own savior.
Grace– it's a little word that makes all the difference. If you don't understand it, you don't understand Easter or the power of the Resurrection. In this lesson, we see 3 things we need to understand to really get grace.
Have you ever felt abandoned in your darkest moments? This message explores how Psalm 22's cry of forsakenness transforms into Psalm 23's promise of restoration. Discover how Jesus' journey from the cross to resurrection proves that our moments of despair are never the final word. Learn to receive God's unconditional love that carries us beyond our darkest valleys into renewed hope.
Do you ever feel like you're running from something—or that life is constantly chasing you down? Discover the surprising encouragement in Psalm 23:6 that will transform your journey. This message reveals two powerful truths: God's goodness and love are relentlessly pursuing you, and despite feeling out of place in this world, you're headed to your true home. Find comfort knowing your journey has both divine pursuit and a perfect destination.
When life feels like a battlefield, is God just getting you through it, or doing something more? Discover how Psalm 23:5 reveals God's deeper purpose in your struggles. This message unpacks how God satisfies, welcomes, and blesses you not after your battles, but right in the middle of them. Experience the profound comfort of dining at His table while surrounded by life's challenges.
If you follow Jesus, there will be times you feel like giving up. This message reveals three truths to help you keep going when you feel like giving up– your valley is dark, your Shepherd is close, and your comfort is real. Remember, the darkness you're experiencing isn't your final destination—it's ground you're passing through with the Good Shepherd who has already conquered it.
Your soul craves more than this world can offer. In this message from Psalm 23, discover three gifts your Good Shepherd provides for your weary heart. He gives you rest—deep soul-level peace beyond physical relaxation. He provides renewal—restoring what constant striving and endless busyness have drained away. And He offers right direction—guiding you through both your wandering choices and difficult circumstances. These aren't temporary distractions but gifts Jesus secured when He
Do you struggle to trust God when life doesn't go as planned? Discover three reasons you can trust the Lord as your Shepherd. He knows you completely—your fears and deepest needs. He cares about every detail of your life. And He provides exactly what you truly need, even when it differs from what you want. Find rest knowing you're personally known by the Good Shepherd who laid down His life for you.
"Our attitudes can color the way we understand God and cloud the way we see other people." This message explores the challenge of remaining true to the Lord with our whole heart. Discover how gradual spiritual drift affects our character, leading to criticism and anxiety, and how recommitting to spiritual consistency and wholehearted devotion can transform our lives. A powerful reflection on what it means to remain faithful in our walk with Christ.
Church service comes with inevitable complications – just like in Acts 6:1-4 when early believers faced growing pains. This message reveals two essential truths that empower deacons to navigate church challenges while experiencing the grace of Christ that sustains their ministry. Discover how being full of the Spirit equips leaders to serve effectively amid complexity.
Do you fear stumbling in your faith? In this final message from Jude, discover why your faith isn't about what you know or do—it's about your Savior. Jesus protects you from stumbling, delivers you into God's presence, and deserves your praise as the only God and Savior. Experience the freedom in knowing your salvation depends not on your strength, but on the One who is "able to keep you from falling."
Faith carries responsibilities that many of us hesitate to embrace. In this message from Jude 22-23, discover three critical responsibilities God has given you: showing mercy to those who waver, rescuing others from spiritual danger, and protecting yourself from sin's influence. Learn how your response to others should reflect the mercy Christ first showed you.
Some fights are trivial, but Jude 3-4 reminds us of a fight that matters—the fight for the faith. In this lesson, we learn 3 instructions for our fight.
The old Christmas song "O Come, All Ye Faithful", invites us to adore Christ. In the story of the wise men from Matthew 2, we learn 3 reasons to come adore Christ.
The Advent season is one of longing for Jesus. In this lesson on Isaiah 7:10–14, we see 3 things we are longing for.
Anchor is a church that believes the Bible is God's Word, so we want to be people that are soaked in it. Looking at 2 Timothy 3:16-17, we see 3 reasons why we need to be saturated in the Bible.
If we don't trust everything in life, then why do we trust God? The trust the early followers of Jesus had in Acts 1:15-26 shows us 2 reasons to trust God– He has a plan and He is carrying His plan out.
In a world that is very divided, how can the church possibly have unity? Looking at the early church in Acts 1:12-14, we learn that we can have unity through hope and through prayer.
We tend to make following God really complicated. He shows us, though, in Acts 1:4-11 some basic instructions for our lives– trust and witness.
Aren't there times that you long for a new beginning? God offers us a new beginning, but it's not based on our power. Acts 1:1-3 shows us 2 pillars of a new beginning.
One of the most neglected, even despised, spiritual disciplines is fasting. However, it is an important habit that helps focus our hearts on God. In this message, Pastor Jeff Spicer shows us why we should fast.
We all have excuses to do or not do certain things. One of the habits of grace we learn about in the Bible is service, which is serving God and serving people. In this lesson, we learn 3 reasons NOT to serve and 3 reason TO serve.
For many people, Christianity and confession go together. But, why? James 5:16 gives us 3 reasons to confess our sins to God.
Prayer is a big part of faith. Have you ever wondered why you should pray? In Philippians 4:6-7, we discover that prayer is medicine for worry, prayer is interacting with God, and prayer is the path to peace.
Repentance is turning from sin and to God. In the story of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15:11-32, we're reminded the we should repent but because sin is truly awful and because God is incredibly kind.
We know we should be devoted to God. In order to do that, we must understand that devotion starts with God, comes from love, and flows to everything. Dive into Mark 12:28-30 and embrace a life fully devoted to God.
Baptism is the sign of the church. In Romans 6:1-11, we learn that baptism serves as a sign of death, life, and change. It symbolizes our death to sin, our new life in Christ, and the transformative change that occurs when we are united with Jesus in His death and resurrection.
The Lord’s Supper is the meal of the church. In 1 Corinthians 11:17-32, we learn that it serves three key functions: it unites us as a community, it reminds us of Christ's sacrifice, and it invites us to reflect on our relationship with God.
In Colossians 3:12-17, we learn why we sing as a church. We sing because we are chosen, holy, and dearly loved, because we are unified, because it builds each other up, and because we are thankful.
God has entrusted His authoritative and precious Word to the church. In 2 Timothy 3:14-17, we learn how to handle it: by not giving up the Word, treasuring the Word, and letting the Word work on us.
Jesus has given His church clear instructions for what to do in this world. In the Great Commission of Matthew 28:18–20, we learn our mission, our method, and our motivation.
Psalm 127:1-2 teaches us two vital truths for the New Year: we are not in control, but God is. Let's embrace these truths and pursue a deeper relationship with God, trusting in His perfect guidance as we navigate the year ahead.
During Christmas, we reflect on Jesus as the Son of God. This title reveals two crucial truths: First, He is fully God, sharing the same divine nature as the Father. Second, He is fully man, having experienced human life and its temptations, yet without sin.
Christmas reminds us of the ultimate gift: Jesus, the Lamb of God. In Luke 2:7-12, we see three characteristics of this Lamb. He is sacrificial, giving His life for us; spotless, sinless and perfect; and our salvation, offering forgiveness and purity.
Christmas brings to light the most important question: Who do you think Jesus is? John 1:1-5, 14 reveals that Jesus is the Word of God, eternal and divine. He is God Himself, the giver of life, and the one who reveals God to us.
How about this: "Isn't enjoyment great? We all enjoy particular things in life. In 1 Timothy 6:17, we see what we need to know in order to enjoy worshipfully."
We all struggle to rest. What exactly does rest have to do with worship? When you rest, you are worshiping your Creator, your Provider, and your Savior, acknowledging God's design, provision, and salvation in Jesus Christ.
When we think of worship, the first thing that comes to mind is probably singing. In this lesson, Kyle Boone, worship leader at Anchor, shows us how to worship by singing.
Work and worship don't seem to go together, do they? In His Word, God shows us that work and worship not only go together, but that we should worship through our work. This sermon explores how to work worshipfully.
"What is worship? It's a question we don't often ask. God shows us in His Word that worship is real life, worship is recognition, and worship is response.
Are you ready for the end? In 2 Peter 3:14-18, we learn how to live for tomorrow today by pursuing purity, being on guard, and growing in grace."
The end of the world is near, but what does that mean for us? In 2 Peter 3:1-13, we discover that the end is terrifying, motivating, and ultimately encouraging for those who trust in Jesus.
Peter gives a lot of attention in his second letter to bad teachers (known as false teachers in the Bible). In this lesson, we see their trap and their end. The Lord has given us instruction on how to resist bad teachers and, ultimately, gives us the mind of Christ to discern what is right and wrong.
There is good teaching and bad teaching— teaching that accurately represents God and His Word and teaching that misrepresents Him. In this message, we see where bad teaching comes from, what it is, and why it matters.
We all want to finish well as the end draws near. In this lesson that takes a detour from 2 Peter, Pastor Jeff Spicer shows us how to be strong in the end.
Over and over in Scripture, we are urged to choose the future. In 2 Peter, we face the same choice: choose judgment or rescue. If we make the choice of rescue in Jesus, we are compelled to share our hope with others in this world.
We all want to be exalted in some way– whether that is having more power or fame, wealth or comfort, influence or followers. How should we view exaltation? Joseph's exaltation in Genesis 41 shows us 3 truths that shape our view of exaltation.
At the beginning of the story of Joseph in Genesis 37 and 38, we are introduced to 3 key characters– the good, the bad, and the glorious.
Life is full of distractions. We can get distracted by different things, so we need a reminder to focus. In this lesson, Pastor Jeff Spicer teaches on sticking to our first love.
Jesus gives His followers the instruction to love in John 13:34-35. In this lesson, Pastor Gary Wiggins walks through Jesus's command to love each other and challenges us to love like Jesus.
What if you knew the end of the world was coming soon? How would you live? In the lesson, we learn from 1 Peter 4:7-11 how to hope like there's no tomorrow.
We all make decisions– we choose something over something else. In 1 Peter 4:1-6, we are given 3 reasons to choose hope over sin.
Submission is a word that can be confusing and, frankly, offputting. God has called us to hopeful submission. In this lesson, we learn 3 things about hopeful submission.
If we have experienced the living hope of Jesus, then we should go public with our hope. 1 Peter 2:11-17 shows us how to go public with our hope: live honorably, honor authority, and honor everyone.
Every church should be a place of hope. In this lesson, we see how we can have hope in the church: love one another, crave the Word, and proclaim the Gospel.
We have a living hope in Jesus, but how do we live it out? In this lesson, we learn 3 ways to live out our hope.
Suffering is part of life. As strange as it sounds, we can have joy in suffering. In this lesson, we hear God's encouragement and instruction to us for joy in suffering.
Looking at 1 Peter 1:3-5, Pastor TJ Kollar shows us the exciting truth that we are begotten again to a living hope.
In order to navigate life, you need to know who you are. The first two verses show us three identities we have in Christ.
The Book of Proverbs has a lot to say about happiness. In this lesson, we learn 2 unexpected truths about happiness.
The Book of Proverbs is given to us by God for a reason– we need it! In this lesson, we see 3 reasons why we need the Proverbs.
The story of Ruth ends with a great display of hospitality. In the last chapter, we see the three-fold purpose of your hospitality.
In Ruth 3, we see remarkable displays of kindness. As we work our way through this story, we see 3 characteristics of kindness.
The story of Naomi in Ruth 1 shows us that hospitality starts with God. In this lesson, we’ll see 2 reasons why hospitality starts with God.
Romance is something that we see and hear about all the time. God has a plan for our romantic relationships. In this lesson, we will see His plan for singleness, dating, and marriage.
As we celebrate Mother’s Day, we look at the relationship between kids and parents. Ephesians 6:1-4 gives instructions to kids, parents, and all of us.
We have all seen the divide between generations. This is not how things should be! In 1 Timothy 5, God teaches us how we should relate to those who are older or younger than us.
We all have friends and we all could judge what kind of friends they are. But what kind of friend are you? Looking at John 15:12-15, we see how to be a good friend.
We all have relationships, and we all want better relationships. In this sermon, we learn how to have better relationships– and it’s all about our relationship with God!
Pastor Brett Barkman shows us how the Mephibosheth is a small picture in the mosaic of God’s grace.
God tells us to look forward in Hebrews 11:8-10. As we dig into this passage, we learn 3 reasons why we must look forward.
Deuteronomy 6:10-14 is a great reminder to look back to God. In this lesson, we learn 3 reasons why we should look back.
Pastor Gamble guides us on an exploration of Mark 9:2-29. In this lesson, we learn about God’s glory and His grace.
The last chapter of Jonah is anything but a happy ending. The last part of Jonah’s story teaches us why we regret God’s mission.
In Jonah 3, we see Jonah joining God’s mission. We find 3 encouragements to join the mission of God from Jonah’s story.
Pastors Brett Barkman and Sean Walker answer the most asked question about the Lord's Prayer.
We are taught to pray "Your will be done", but do we really understand what we are asking? In this lesson, we explore God's will and find that we must submit our will to His.
In the third line of the Lord's Prayer, Jesus teaches us to pray "Your Kingdom come." In praying that, we are longing for something that's gone, recognizing something that's here, and anticipating something that will come.
The Lord teaches us to pray "Your name be honored as holy." This line of the prayer teaches us to that God matters most, you don't matter most, and the Gospel shows us what matters most.
We all know we should pray more, but how do you start a prayer? In this lesson, we answer that question.
God gave His people challenges in 1 Corinthians 15:58. In this lesson, we explore those 3 challenges together.
The promised savior is called Mighty God. We experience His might in His salvation, deliverance, and sustenance.
God has given His people the promise of a savior. In Isaiah 9:6, hope is pronounced. In this lesson, we learn about Jesus as wonderful counselor.
The Covenant is what we all long for? But why? We learn the reasons from Jeremiah 31:31-34.
Pastor Brett Barkman explores the depths of God's covenant with Abraham found in Genesis 12:1-4.
As we begin our study in the Covenants of the Bible, we look at God’s Covenant with Noah in Genesis 8:20-9:17.
In the last commandment, we see two lessons to take to heart: we should desire the right things, and we should be content.
Exodus 20:14 commands that we not commit adultery. We learn the depth of the 7th command as we study this passage.
As we look at the introduction to the 10 Commandments in Exodus 20:1-2, we learn that the 10 commandments are not what we think.
Ephesians 4:10-12 tells us about our mission and the empowerment we receive to live on mission.
In studying Hebrews 13:2, we ask and answer the question: What is Outrageous Hospitality?
We learn how to do good toward our leaders, in our relationships, and with our religion from Titus 3.