Frustrated, I exclaimed to God, "if this is getting to know you, I won't know you." Ten years later the Lord would answer my prayer. After becoming a born again Christian I learned that what I sought to gain through sin could only be found in the resurrected life of Jesus Christ. Now, I desire to share the finished work of Christ and His life in the believer with all who seek to find rest from the impossible burdens of life and religion.
God's faithfulness isn't fragile. It's unshakable. In this message, we explore the promise that the One who calls you is faithful and will surely do it. When you feel weak, tempted, or inconsistent, scripture reminds us that the Lord is faithful to strengthen and guard you. Faithful to have forgiven you, and faithful even when we are faithless.
It's easy to assume that when the Bible speaks of being in the "realm of the flesh" it means the ungodly who seek to indulge in sin. Is this what Paul was talking about when he mentioned that those in the realm of the flesh cannot please God? In this video, I demonstrate how Paul is not referring to the ungodly, but to something more unexpected.
In the first century, Paul was controversial. Today, the critics of Paul say that he contradicts Jesus. There are even social and ethical criticisms of Paul's writings. Did God get it wrong when Jesus met Paul on the road to Damascus? In this video, I address the criticisms levied at Paul and cement his rightful place in the word of God. Resources:
Do you or people you know make vague promises about God saying He is going to bless you based on your obedience to Him? Are the promises ever defined? Is what you're supposed to do ever defined? This is how people are deceived and manipulated into things that aren't true. In this video, I'll explain what we are supposed to be obedient to and what those blessings are.
How do we reconcile God being a God of love when the Bible shows Him hating people? Did Jesus encourage people to violate the fifth commandment? Was Pharaoh's hardened heart the result of God overriding his free will?
In this video, I attempt to answer these questions and perhaps give you a structure to handle other difficult passages in the Bible.
As Christians, how do we read Matthew 6:33 in light of who we are in Christ? Is being given food, drink, and clothing what It means to be in right standing with the Lord? In this video I will answer these questions for you. Take a listen.
The early church didn't grow because of social media. There wasn't a church on every corner to visit to hear the Gospel preached. Nobody could subscribe to the YouTube channel of their favorite Bible teacher. The Gospel was preached people to people. And the Bible was not available to hand out to people because it was still being lived. Come along as we investigate how the apostles spread the Gospel in the beginning and how those who heard it responded.
The meaning of the world in John 3:16 is not as open-ended as some like to suggest. These people would like to introduce the idea that Jesus's mention of the world is referring to the entirety of creation rather than "the whole mass of men alienated from God, and therefore hostile to the cause of Christ." This opens the door to the twisting of scriptures. However, there is an easy way to resolve this dilemma that is contained in the verse itself. Take a listen to discover the answer.
In this video, we uncover what God was actually demonstrating through the cross—and why it changes everything about how you see forgiveness and your standing with God.
You’ll discover:
- What God proved about His love before you ever turned toward Him
- What the cross reveals about God’s justice
- Why Jesus—not you—was chosen as the One who makes you righteous
- Why no accusation (from Satan, unbelievers, or even Christians under the law) can stick to you
- Why God will never count your sins against you
- And why your salvation is far more secure than you’ve ever been told
If you’ve ever wrestled with guilt, fear of judgment, or the idea that you could “lose” what God gave you… this teaching will hit you like fresh air.
Is there a question that unbelievers ask about Adam and Eve that should cause us to be concerned about the trustworthiness of the Bible? Find out what this question is and the answer that will embolden your faith in God's word.
A message is spreading through the church that sounds serious and spiritual, but quietly pulls believers back into fear, pressure, and old bondage. It questions freedom, distorts love, and treats grace like a loophole instead of a gift.
Why does “Jesus loves you” unsettle some people?
Why does “freedom in Christ” sound dangerous to them?
And why does the phrase “do whatever you want” trigger so much panic?
What does the deceitfulness of the devil have to do with it all?
This video exposes a mindset that looks righteous on the outside but leaves people exhausted on the inside.
When Jeremiah walked into the potter's house, he saw something we all need to see: clay that should have taken shape... but didn't. Clay that became marred - ruined, twisted, resisting the hands that were trying to form it. And instead of throwing it away, the potter did the best he could with it. Jeremiah and Paul both point to the same truth: God is the potter, we are the clay, and what becomes of us depends on whether we yield or resist.
Jesus said, "It is finished." But for many Christians they live a life as if Jesus said, "It isn't finished." What is it that Jesus finished?
In this video, we explore:
- What “it” truly refers to
- Why Jesus’ final words were a victory cry, not a surrender
- How His death fulfills the entire sweep of Scripture—from the Passover lamb to the Suffering Servant
- Why the cross ended the need for any further sacrifice
- Why Jesus will never bear sin again when He returns
- And what this means for your confidence, your forgiveness, and your standing before God
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The Death of Jesus
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