Real answers come from the real life struggles of faith. As your faith grows it will inevitably be challenged by circumstances, crises, and ultimately by God who is seeking to make your faith real and strong and deep. The challenge is to see through the crisis to the end result, a strong faith.

“Answers For Your Toughest Critic”

With the help of the Holy Spirit, and our dependence upon Him, we can walk through any situation as we reaching out to the lost.  Our complete surrender of our life for the purpose of the Kingdom is what is necessary if we are to do the work of the King.  We continued to look at our simple diagram of reaching out to the lost children of God.  We took a closer look at the role of the Holy Spirit in this process.

“The Advocate”

Understanding the providence of God and the will of God while dealing with the silence of God.

“What To Do When You Don’t Know What To Do”

The Gospel is simple.  But why is it so hard for us to reach out to others?  Why is it so hard to extend the love of God to others?  Listen to learn more about how Christians are the problem.

What are you doing to reach the lost?

“He Can Reach Through Anything”

Have you ever noticed that there are times in our lives when God directs us into situations that are unfamiliar, stress-filled, and sometimes difficult circumstances? . . . And then, He requires that we deal with these difficulties, situations, or circumstances that seem to not only be out of our control, but also beyond our abilities! . . . They jar us out of our comfortable ruts and put us on a bumpy, rough road. We feel unprepared, inadequate, overwhelmed, outnumbered, and frightened.
What we don’t know is that God has been preparing us all our lives for these very moments. We are better prepared, better equipped, than we had imagined. Every moment of our walk with God in the past has been in preparation of this day, this hour, this very moment. And, if it’s any comfort, we are not the first to face those overwhelming circumstances. Esther before us was put into such a situation, and she had no more from God than we do. And yet, in spite of God’s “silence,” Esther found that she was prepared.

“The Moments He Has Made You For”

While God is sovereign, He has also given us the responsibility of our choices. We freely choose to live by God’s principles or not, and the results are as certain as the law of gravity. Knowing the course of your life is set by your choices, choose wisely.

“Truth and Its Consequences”

God made sure that the essence of the Christian message was so straightforward and clearly spelled out that even a child can understand it.

“The Gospel 101″

The value of the book of Esther is that it is a book of crisis–something we can relate to–and it provides the answer to what God is doing when He chooses to remain “silent.” From beginning to end the purpose of the book is to demonstrate the providential care of God for His people. With no mention of God and no overt miracles, we discover from Esther the way God normally and ordinarily works in our lives to provide for us–even and especially in the midst of crisis. This sermon introduces this new series on the providence of God.

“The Sound of Silence”

Are you controlled more by Christ or by culture? I think you would be surprised by the real answer to that. The challenge is to live consistently what we believe, living consistently out of a Christian worldview.

“Thinking Straight in a Crooked World”

More than just good news/bad news. The story of Jesus healing the man who was blind from birth gives us real insight into what walking with Jesus is like. It’s the whole news. And the whole news gives us real hope even when the bad news seems to prevail.

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