In today’s message, we will see the apostle Paul be used of God in the midst of his own personal storm and trial. We will learn some valuable lessons on what not to focus on and what to focus on when God allows us to go through seasons of testing. May we be strengthened through this great example.

In this message, we will see Amaziah have some victory, and because of his pride, he picks a fight that he cannot win. We will be reminded of the source of our strength and the importance of humility in the life of the believer.

In today’s message, we will see how Paul responds and how God shows up when Paul is bitten by a snake. Snake bites can represent the difficult things that happen to us seemingly out of nowhere, in the course of life and serving the Lord. How we respond is so important because God is present and people are watching.

In this message, we will learn about the mercy of God and why God shows mercy when His people are not obeying him. There will also be a warning about taking God‘s mercy for granted. May His mercy cause us to be thankful and obedient.

Today we will learn about fatherhood and how foundational fathers are to God‘s plan for the family. We hope this will prepare new and existing fathers for their role and provide healing and comfort for those who didn’t have a father in their life.

In this study of second kings 15 we will look at seven kings from Israel and Judah. From each king, we will take lessons that I hope will help us in our submission and surrender to the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, Jesus.

In this message we will see three things that King Ahaz did that were evil in the sight of the Lord. We must remember in our study of the Old Testament that we are always learning about God. If God says something is evil, we want to take note and make sure that is not how we are living our lives. I pray that we will glean much from this lesson that will help us to walk pleasing before God.

In today’s message, we will learn that it’s not always about the destination. Paul shared the gospel with as many people on his journey to Rome as he did when he got there. Sometimes the mission field is not only where we’re going, but where we are. This book ends here but continues in us. Let’s Go!