Noah Sidhom shares an encouraging word out of Isaiah 3–4 about God always offers His people hope in dark times. Looking back on the story of the Bible thus far and what is to come in the New Testament, we see that God's story is full of hope no matter how bad things might look on the news.
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Renowned author and former pastor R.T. Kendall speaks on the importance of "Totally Forgiving Ourselves" for past mistakes and failures. Whether we have fallen in our personal lives, put work before our families, or committed an egregious sin, God is willing to forgive us. If even God, who knows everything about us, is willing to remove our sins, how can we choose to not forgive ourselves?
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Pastor Steve Gaines shares a powerful message out of 2 Kings 6:8–23 titled "God's Invisible Angel Army." Looking at the life of Elisha, we see that God and His angels are always more powerful than the worries of this world. With the power of God behind us, we are able to overcome any obstacle and live out the life He has called us to live.
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Pastor Steve Gaines challenges men on Father's Day with a sermon out of 1 Corinthians 16:13–14 titled "Act Like Godly Men!" Through these two verses we see the life God is calling us toward, one where men are alert, strong, and loving.
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In his sermon on Ecclesiastes 12, Cory O'Hara warns us not to be like King Solomon. Though he was gifted with great wisdom, Solomon walked away from the Lord for at least a time. This message shows us the importance of fearing the Lord and following after Him throughout our lives. When we don't give God the respect He deserves, our world can start to crumble.
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In light of recent tragedy, Pastor Ben Mandrell teaches from 2 Corinthians 5:1–10 on what happens to our bodies when we die. Looking at three prayers designed to give us peace about growing older and facing tragedy, we see that there is still hope even in death. The Christian response to great loss and disappointments is to pick up the pieces and keep moving forward because we know there is a God who is greater than any of these adversities.
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Continuing our series in Hebrews, Pastor Ben Mandrell talks about how we must keep an eye on our hearts, as they are constantly moving. If we don't consistently lean on the Holy Spirit and God's Word, it's very easy for us to lose our way. One way we can find our hope renewed is by the encouragement of fellow believers who can see our struggles and provide answers.
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In Hebrews 11, we reflect on the heroes of the faith who lived through the Old Testament. Among them was Abel, brother of Cain. In this sermon, Pastor Ben Mandrell teaches from the life of Abel about how we can surrender to the Lord and worship Him. We are also warned not to live as Cain, who chose to murder his brother out of envy and anger against the Lord. Through this story, we see how sin works its way into our lives and leads to suffering for all those around us.
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Pastor Ben Mandrell preaches on the Parable of the Sower found in Mark 4 as part of our first Family Worship Service of 2026. In this message we see how Jesus talks about the different ways in which people react to the Gospel. Some of us easily produce fruit as the "seed" of the Gospel works in our lives, but it doesn't always seem to have the same effect on others. How can we keep the distractions and temptations of this world from choking the Gospel out of our lives?
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Teaching from Hebrews 12:7–13, Pastor Ben Mandrell teaches on the importance of fatherly discipline and how God uses pain in our lives. Whether you are suffering through a storm for a week or many years, there can be purpose in the pain. If we believe that God is good, how should we read pain in our lives?
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