Pastor Bryan continues the study in the book of Nehemiah. As we see God’s people confessing of their sin and returning to Him, we are given the reminder that the Word of God is provided as an illuminated path to hope and redemption.
Stronger marriages require a “life-and-death” commitment! Greg and Erin Smalley describe how a foundation of faith, a relentless commitment to each other, and learning “rules of engagement” in conflict saved their marriage!
Real People. Real Lives. Real Change. Grace Church began in a high school in 1998 with 12 members. Now in its own facility, it has grown to serve over 5,000 members. Grace Church is best known for its strong teaching ministry, vibrant worship, life-building children and youth departments, emphasis on personal integrity, and community service.
Lessons learned from Proverbs 4:10—5:14 include: Learn all you can. We do not know how desperate and how deep into sin the human heart can go. Have discernment as we meet people in our daily walk. The entrance to real life is the narrow way, but it gets wider and wider leading to abundant life. Out . . .
The Antichrist will seem to bring peace to the planet, but the dangers he poses are very real. Monday on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie brings us an eye-opening look at this “man of lawlessness.” Get answers to so many common questions.
Everyone knows that the Old Testament is about heroes like David and Joshua, and the New Testament is about Jesus. Right? Well, not so fast. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why Jesus isn’t limited to just a portion of God’s Word.
People who plant vegetable gardens usually expect to wind up with vegetables. But sometimes it’s not as easy as it looks to get from the seed to the salad. In this message, Dr. Tony Evans will explain why the same is true spiritually as he talks about how the seed of God’s word takes root in our . . .
Much of what you experience each day would be impossible without the people who work behind the scenes to make something great. The mission of God is often built on the foundation of the work of “willing unknowns.” For example, Nehemiah couldn’t have rebuilt Jerusalem’s wall and resettled the city . . .