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There are times in our lives where we struggle with the disrespect and violent actions towards our Lord who is so gracious. In this portion of Psalm 139 King David expresses strong words to describe his feelings about this.

So many times life throws judgement our way or we wrestle with identity concerns but God has something to say about that since He is our Creator! Join us for this great Psalm.

Join us in learning new the why this great Psalm resonates so deeply. In it we see the Heart of God!

Life throws us lemons and often as believers we wonder why? Join us for this great Psalm of ascent!

This jewel of a Psalm is a Messianic Prophetic word given through King David that is amazing in its detailing of Jesus' crucifixion.

In this powerful Psalm, King David ponders the age old question of the significance of man but in the process we find so much more that applies across generations.

In this incredible Psalm teacher Dana unpacks how Jesus is seen so vividly that we grow in our appreciation of this beautiful Psalm.

In the dark regions of Scripture it is easy to dismiss things that are troubling or flow against the cultural we find ourselves in. Todays scripture gives us meaningful reason for pause and grasp the bigger purpose of Gods inspired Word.

It's not just the last Psalm, it's a crescendo to the catalog of songs and poetry. Join us as we explore the implications of praise and the Who, Why, Where and How of it.

In today's passage we see what is believed to be Peters last recorded words. And in Peter form, he doesn't wrap up with fluffy words but instead speaks purposefully and with great intention.

We all struggle with patience and the timing of God. In todays passage Peter peals back the veil to expose eternity and to provide us with encouragement to hold fast to our faith.

The Return of Jesus Christ will come... but not everyone will believe it. In todays passage Peter will address a group called Mockers and their reasoning as to why they don't believe it to be true.

Continuing on with Peter's exhortation on warning about the dangers of those who would slip in and do harm to the body of Christ we pick up the balance of the very vivid description he provides.

Getting to the main topic of his letter, Peter touches upon the teaching on false teachers/prophets. The examples will undoubtedly hit nerves on some sins that aren't new that the world repeatably deals with. Gods Word is timeless and always applicable.

With all the information available today, how do we know what is truth? In fact, does truth exist? Join us as we hear the wisdom given by God through Peter.

Today we are blessed with the testimony and update from Jean Davis the Director of Branches Pregnancy Resource Center. Following that we unpack lessons from the mother of Jesus, Mary.

In today's passage we explore the advice of one who is near the end of the race called life. In this passage Peter gives us 4 keys to apply to our own lives on how to live with purpose and legacy in mind.

Today we are blessed with a great understanding and application of Genesis chapter 3. Being doers of this great passage, not hearers only will benefit all that follow the voice of Jesus.

A bit longer message but critical ground to cover in this great passage. Don't be content with simply being saved, GROW!

As we begin our time in 2 Peter we start with some background and zero in on the first 2 verses, the greeting. Many times we rush by the greeting as if there is little there, not today!

Life is vivid and gets downright hard at times. In John 16:33 Jesus tells us this reality plainly but offers us something impossible to find in the world apart from Him. Join us!

In our final installment of Gods Heart, we zero in on the "Special Gift" that has been given to us for use within serving the church.

1 Corinthians 12: 12-26 is a teaching on the believers role and responsibility in the body of Christ. There are many lies we are told in our lives to diminish our value to the body but todays truth overcomes them all.

As we anticipate Easter there is a tension. Is church, even on Easter for the found or the lost? But does it have to be an either or? Today we visit Jesus hashing this out with the religious leaders.

Once a year we take a week to talk as church about the direction God has for us. This is the teaching on Acts 2:42 and the purpose of the church.