The Critical Importance Of Teaching A Biblical Worldview In Today’s World | Kevin Cavanaugh
Pastor Kevin Cavanaugh teaches why it’s critically important for parents and grandparents to teach their children a biblical worldview in today’s age.
Let’s Live Like A Jonathan | 1 Samuel 13-14:23 | Randy Dyck
Jonathan was willing to take it one step at a time and let God’s plan unfold regardless of the cost he might have to pay.
Marriage Made In Heaven | Ruth 3-4 | Brent Smith
In Ruth 3-4 redemptive love is on full display as the story of Ruth and Boaz come to a completion with Boaz receiving Ruth as his wife. And we see how God was so wonderfully at work in bringing them together and bringing about a greater blessing than could have been imagined.
From Gleaning To Grace | Ruth 2 | Brent Smith
In the second chapter of Ruth we see the initial stages of the Boaz and Ruth relationship, which is all by God’s providence. We see Boaz’s gracious protection and provision which leads to the promise of redemption to come.
Trusting God Beyond The King | 1 Samuel 11-12 | Brent Smith
As we continue on in our study, we’ll see the character flaws start to unfold which led to Saul’s downfall. It doesn’t matter how you begin, it matters how you finish. And Saul’s is a life of squandered potential.
From Brokenness to Blessing | Ruth 1 | Brent Smith
The passage narrates Ruth’s courageous decision to follow her mother-in-law Naomi back to Bethlehem after the death of their husbands, showcasing themes of loyalty, faith, and God’s providence in times of uncertainty.
Faith Over Fear | Stadium Sunday | Brent Smith
Christians have confidence that the end result for every believer is heaven. What a difference our outlook becomes when we focus on the uplook.
Help for a Downcast Soul | Psalm 42 | Brent Smith
Psalm 42 teaches us that even amidst despair and feelings of depression, we are called to seek God, for He alone is our true source of hope and refreshment.
Distressed or at Rest? Psalm 37 | Brent Smith
Psalm 37:1-8 encourages believers not to fret over evildoers but to trust in the Lord, delight in Him, and commit their ways to Him, promising peace and righteousness for those who choose to rest fully in Him.
A Contrite Confession: Psalm 51 | Cole Smith
Psalm 51 is a prayer of repentance, written by King David after his sin with Bathsheba and the murder of her husband, Uriah. David confesses his sin, acknowledges his guilt, and asks for God’s mercy and cleansing. He expresses remorse, seeks a renewed spirit, and desires to experience joy and fellowship with God again. The psalm emphasizes God’s desire for a broken and contrite heart over sacrifices and burnt offerings.
God Cares About You: Psalm 40 | Daniel Gubiotti
Psalm 40 is a Messianic Psalm that starts with Jesus’ resurrection and ends with a call of praise. It magnifies God by showing who He is and the work He has done.
Our Great Shepherd: Psalm 23 | Rob Lee
In Psalm 23, David presents God as a good shepherd who leads His people to places of safety and peace. He guides His sheep through the valley of the shadow of death and sets them at a table of abundant blessings.