Psalm 66 is a call to exuberant, joyful, high praise to God for his redemption, refinement, answers to prayer, and steadfast love.

Psalm 43 gives us two divine strategies to fight for joy and hope in a world of injustice, trouble, and sorrow.

America is a nation under God's judgment. We need to understand the times in which we live and know what the church ought to do.

Psalm 30 describes the heights and depths of life, along with the assurance of God’s never-ending favor upon us.

Psalm 42 teaches us that the way Christians can deal successfully with discouragement is by preaching God's truth to their own souls.

Jesus said, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."

Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life.” In John 11, Jesus demonstrated HIS ultimate power over a dead and decaying human body by raising Lazarus from the grave, after he’d been dead four days! And He promised, “whoever believes in Me will live even if he dies.” Jesus will not leave ONE of us in the grave, but will raise us up at the last …

Jesus is the good Shepherd who perfectly knows His sheep, offered Himself as a perfect sacrifice for them, and will bring about a perfect result in redeeming every lost sheep scattered throughout the world.

Jesus Christ is the door for believers into salvation, security, and rich blessing forever.

Jesus said, "I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me shall not hunger, and whoever believes in me shall never thirst."

Christ has a message to the lukewarm. Be zealous and repent.

The church at Sardis appeared to be alive, but the Lord Jesus knew the truth: they were dead. What is the message of Christ to a dying church? In this message, we look at the path of revival for a church that is dying.

The greatest danger the church faces is not an overt attack from Satan and his demonic forces. It isn't an overreaching government or intense persecution from evil men. The greatest danger the church faces is worldly compromise.

Christ has risen just as He said! There can be no neutrality when it comes to the Jesus Christ, His claims, and His resurrection. He must be either rejected wholesale or embraced entirely.

The church at Ephesus was strong in their steadfastness in the face of trials, resistance of evil, and discernment of false teachers. Yet amazingly they had abandoned the zealous affection they had for Christ at the beginning. This was a serious defect, one that Christians can fall into. The remedy is to rekindle love for Jesus Christ.…

The fear of God frees you from the fear of man and produces faithful, enduring, bold living and speaking for Him and His Kingdom in the world.

The fear of the Lord is honor, reverence, and awe that comes from recognizing God’s majesty, the fact that God is God, that he is infinitely above us AND that he loves us in Christ.

There is no possible way that anything or anyone can separate true Christians from the love of Christ… EVER.

The day of the Lord is when Jesus comes back. On that day it is either God’s wrath or God’s glory for every person who’s ever lived. It’s eternal punishment or eternal life.

There is only one answer that can silence condemning accusation from the devil, our conscience, or the world: It is God who justifies!

We live in the time between the first coming of Christ at his birth and his second coming in glory. How then shall we live?

Mary's magnificat is about the glorious, eternal consequences of the arrival of her Son, the long awaited Messiah.

The redeemed people of Christ are called to give thanks always and for everything. For the obvious and good blessings God has bestowed on us as well as the difficulties and hardships of life knowing that God is working good through them as well.

He who did not spare his own Son but delivered him up for us all, how will he not also with him graciously give us all things?

For those who are in Christ, God is for you. And if God is for you, who can be against you?

The Christian life as something you have to go out and perform on your own. The Christian life is lived in the power and strength of God.

Petitionary prayer is rebelling against the status quo; refusing to accept the world in its fallenness. Your Kingdom come.

These three commands bring substantial healing to your heart and mind and soul. Most importantly, these 3 commands are the will of God! God wants you to live in joy, and thanksgiving and continual prayer.

The promise of Romans 8:28 is full of endless comfort for every affliction, encouragement in the face of all our fears, and strength for anything in the future.

Paul ended this letter with 20 commands he wanted to leave with these believers at Thessalonica. Every single one of them is vital to our spiritual safety, peace and joy. The ones we’ll cover this morning mainly help us live in peace with each other in the church family.

In our weakness, the Spirit gives His massive help by interceding for us according to God's perfect will.

The big question people have about the coming of the Lord is, of course, when will it happen? And that’s a question we are not given an answer to. The day and the hour is not vital for us to know, because we are to always be ready for Him to come.

In this present time characterized by suffering and futility, the dominant Christian attitude is to be one of hope.