In John 15, Christ teaches us that when He has saved us by belief in His word, we have two choices: Live for Him in His strength and find a fruitful, rewarding life; or fail and be disappointed, although still saved.

The accomplishments of Christ through His cross and resurrection are many and of great magnitude. In this Easter message from Colossians 2, we look deeply at that issue to gain ever greater appreciation and awe of Him and His work for our salvation.

Psalms 96– The conclusion of “Psalms of Revival” looks at how revived individuals, and a revived church, develop a focus on proclaiming Christ to the lost world, while being equipped to do so.

The Psalms for Revival series continues today with a look at Psalms 42-43, in which we learn about revival and triumph for the child of God with a weary soul and downcast heart. Our closing worship follows on the video.

Our Psalms for Revival series continues today with the second half of Psalms 34, with instructions for life more abundant. Today’s video also includes the closing worship song from the service.

If you use spotify to listen to music, here’s my playlist of good songs for the celebration of the Easter season that you might be blessed to listen to.
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2gCallJ3F0XQIRVUs7Yzo2?si=a7a1bce8c18d4919

In this second in our series of Psalms for personal revival that can lead to corporate revival, we look at several important, life-giving truths from the first 10 verses of Psalms 34.

In Psalms 86, we see a beautiful heartfelt prayer that guides us to restoration, deeper faith, and greater intimacy with our Savior. Through that we find a key to personal revival.

Mark 12:35-44 includes Jesus’ teaching in the temple about Who the Christ really is, how to spot false teachers to avoid, and the value of giving sacrificially to the Lord.

Greatest Commandments

In this message from Mark 12:28-34, the crucifixion week’s examination of the Lamb of God in the temple continues, this time with an honest questioner, who receives a deep and true answer, teaching us about God’s standard of love.

In Mark 12:18-27, the sadducees lead the next attempt challenging the Messiah. Their question is rooted in unbelief in the scriptures and God’s power, so their question is the most senseless—much like skeptics today.

In a message from Mark 12:13-17, part of our ongoing series through the book, we see Jesus get past a trap set for Him in order to teach us something very meaningful we don’t want to miss.