Submission sometimes feels like a dirty word. However, Christian submission to God’s grants freedom and joy. 

Following God’s will is not always easy. We often will face trials or obstacles, sometimes from people with the best of intentions.

Achieving goals requires commitment and devotion. The disciples did not know everything required of being a follower of Christ but they stepped out in faith.

There is a value in learning a difficult lesson.

All disciples of Christ have a common commission, to go and make disciples of the nations. Jesus’ commission was unique, He was ordained to be the savior.

Many people struggle determining what they want to be when they grow up. Jesus never had this dilemma, he was destined to do the Father’s will.

Human predictions of the future rarely come true. Jesus was the greatest prediction in the Bible, fulfilling more than 400 Old Testament prophecies. This prophecy in Isaiah looks at how Jesus SAVEs believers.

All Journeys begin with a single step. Christ’s death on the cross was the culmination of events ordained by God at the creation of the universe.

Special Guest speaker Melissa Ohden is the survivor of a failed saline infusion abortion in 1977. She is a pro-life speaker, founder of The Abortion Survivors Network (ASN) and author of the memoir, You Carried Me which chronicles her search for her biological parents and her journey to forgiveness. 

What does it look like to be filled with the spirit of God? How do we follow God’s will for our lives? 

Finding the right gift for people can be difficult because everyone is unique. Fortunately, Jesus is the right gift for every person.

The presentation of a gift says volumes about the giver; Jesus’ arrival demonstrated God’s compassionate nature with practical implications for every believer.

Jesus Christ was the perfect Christmas gift and He came at a perfect time.

The Apostle Peter wrote this book having experienced numerous personal persecutions and trials. It is an exhortation to stand strong through difficult adversities.

Americans have many things to be thankful for, Christians have even more!