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Who do we serve?  Christ is described in scripture as “The Great High Priest” Who is present in our lives.  He proved through Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego that He’s a very present help in the time of trouble.  But here’s the problem—we don’t really understand Who He is and many of us don’t...

Today, Pastor Ford will have some practical advice for those of us who find ourselves in jobs we don’t like. One way to find a better perspective is to consider the fact that God has placed each of us where He wants us to be. And if we see our job, not as a job, but as a mission and ministry that God has appointed us to, then we will...

Today, Pastor Ford will share with us some things to consider when we’re going through trouble at work.  As believers and followers of Christ, what should we be saying when we encounter trials of any kind?—"This is only a test!”  It’s a test to see whether or not we really believe and trust God.

Brad Hutchcraft met his dream girl in college and was moving toward marriage, until God led him to walk away from the relationship. He describes his three years alone with God as a missionary, how he finally made peace with his singleness, and the surprise reunion that led to marriage.   ...

Today, Pastor Ford will remind us how we should approach worship. He'll explan that when we come to worship the Lord, we shouldn't judge the way others are worshipping. We should just worship the Lord in the way that the Holy Spirit and the truth that we’re hearing is leading us to, and let others worship the way in which they are being...

The message of Christ’s birth brings us joy in spite of any sorrow we may be experiencing.  In the midst of whatever we’re going through, we can have joy, because Jesus came to earth to give us joy.

Today, on Karl and Crew Mornings, we continued our weekly theme called "Out of the Grave," and we discussed how God meets us in our needs. We talked about Maslow's hierarchy and asked our listeners to think about and write down their top three needs. Our Scripture reference was John 21:1-12, where Jesus appeared to his disciples as they were...

Biblical leadership requires compliance with Christ’s command to love others.  And true biblical compassion will result in a desire to serve and meet the needs of others.  Because when you love someone, your perspective about them changes, and it becomes easy to serve them.  ...

Looking at the example of Enoch from Genesis 5, we’ll learn today that if we want to walk with God, we have to be on the same page with Him. But we need to realize that a walk with Him also means being on His page and not on our page. It means doing it His way and not our way.

By looking at the life and faith of Enoch, we discover that the quality of our life is more important than the quantity of our life. It is better to have a short-lived godly life, than a long-lived ungodly life. ...