The Expulsive Power of Thanksgiving (Psalm 138)
Thanksgiving is more than something we should add on to our lives. It should be the tenor of lives, and if it is will we live differently. We will be more content and useful for God's kingdom.
Jesus Worth the Risk (Acts 4:1-22)
You will only risk for something that you value. Christians are willing to risk in the advancement of the gospel because Jesus is worth it. He is the foundation for our risk-taking. You cannot follow Jesus if you are unwilling to take risks.
I Am with You (Genesis 28:10-22)
The heart of the biblical story is God's commitment to be with his people, and that is the blessing of the Christian life, the nearness and with-ness of God.
The Living Christ and His Courageous Church (Revelation 1:17-18)
Christ is the the Alpha and Omega, the Beginning and the End who holds the keys of death, and he is alive right now. This truth means that we, as Christians, can fully embrace his admonish to "fear not."
A Mother’s Gifts (Deuteronomy 6): A Drive-In Message
Mother's have a unique opportunity to shape their children with the truth of the Gospel. In this drive-in message Pastor David challenges mothers to apply the Gospel daily to their lives for the sake of their children.
A Word for All Seasons: Unless You Repent (Luke 13:1-9)
What do we do with the things that God has revealed to us? Often we struggle longing for the hidden things of God and ignore the revealed things. Rather than doing what we know we should do we long for a knowledge God hasn't given. As Pastor David shares, there is nothing new under the sun, and man has struggle with that since the Garden of Eden.
Satan’s Sermon and the Almighty (Psalm 91)
Satan wants you to believer lives about what you deserve and how God doesn't truly care for you. Psalm 91 reveals that God is our refuge and strength in ways far greater than we can imagine.
A Call to Praise the Gracious God (Psalm 113)
When we realize who God is we ought to be moved to praise God. Reflecting upon God's character produces worship that never gets old, tired, or mundane.
Fear, So You Don’t Fear (Psalm 112)
There is a fear that one can have that will end all other fears. To have a fear that ends all other fears means that the supreme fear must be a proper fear in the ultimate being who is righteous, holy, and good. Only in rightly fearing the righteous, holy, good, supreme God will all other fears fade away.
Share Your Gospel Story Yesterday, Today, and Forever (Philippians 3:4-11)
Every believer has a story of how God worked to redeem our yesterday, changes our today, and give us the hope in forever. Sharing that story does not have to be over complicated. We should be a people who consistently share God's transforming story in our lives.