If you want to save yourself, Jesus tells you in Mark 10:17-31 how to earn God’s acceptance. (You won’t like it.) But if you’ll let Him do the saving, He goes on to tell you what reward you can earn afterward. https://youtu.be/w0CTNiUsRSw

From Mark chapter 10 verses 1-16. What is Jesus’ teaching on divorce, and what did He mean when He said we must receive the kingdom of God like a child in order to enter?

Some very difficult, but very important words from Christ, in the gospel of Mark 9:38-48, as our study through that book continues today. https://youtu.be/xT4udQWy2wg

Our study of 1 Samuel closes with the sad story of Saul’s death, but a message of hope and of God’s faithfulness to the faithless found in his burial.

In 1 Samuel 29-30, David’s long wait to become king is almost over. But he is going to have to endure one more very difficult trial before Saul’s demise.

Today’s message from 1 Samuel 28, on the beginning of the end for Saul, is a sad story, and an important cautionary tale for us. https://youtu.be/wrso9W_6VLQ

Sermon video – 2 Corinthians 5 teaches us some things about spiritual growth, our motivations for serving Christ, and what it means to be His representative to a world that isn’t our true forever home. https://youtu.be/7NKLvfL6phU

In a seemingly uncertain world, crying out for peace and security, the child of God has somewhere to turn for real assurance and living hope. A message that reflects on God’s greatness and goodness, from Psalms 33. https://youtu.be/tkEuSE11DGk

We continue in our sermon series through the gospel of Mark with some verses in chapter nine.

Part 4 of our series on the power and necessity of faithful prayer looks deeply at Christ’s instructions on prayer in Matthew 6. The focus of the message is on making prayer real.

This third installment of our series on the necessity and the power of prayers of faith looks at James 5:13-18. The theme of the message is God answering prayers of desperation.

A follow-up message on the importance and power of prayer looks at Christ’s words in Matthew 7, and how a good Father promises to give good things in response to prayer.