Last week we saw the conversion of Saul. This week we see the follow-through. This chapter began with Saul entering Damascus, looking to destroy Christians and it ends with Saul preaching the gospel and risking his life in the same city. We will talk about true transformation in the life of the believer.

In this message, we will see while Asa reigned in Judah for 41 years, Israel would have several kings and they seem to go from bad to worse. It is often true that wicked leaders beget wicked leaders. We will also see that wicked leaders produce wicked followers. We should be very careful who we elect as our leaders.

In this message, we will see faith tested in a few different ways. We will learn that God will sometimes move us from comfort back into a place where we are depending on Him by faith. This message will also challenge us to consider how faithful we have been and are being to the Lord. He is faithful 100%.

Pastor Curtis discusses who Jesus was talking to in Matthew 7:21-23 when He said, "Depart from Me, I never knew you." Should this cause Christians to fear?

In this message, Elijah will challenge King Ahab, the prophets of Baal, and the people of Israel to make a decision as to who they will worship. He makes a very good argument for why we should not worship idols, but only the true and living God.

In today’s study, we will see what it looks like to live life on mission. As Peter went in obedience to the great commission, he happened upon two individuals that had supernatural needs. We will see how God used the ministry of healing and miracles to also bring people to a place of faith and belief.

Last week we saw Elijah on the mountain top having a wonderful victory over king Ahab and the prophets of Baal. This week we see what it looks like in the valley. He will struggle with depression, loneliness, and even a desire to die. May God minister to our hearts as we see how he deals with his prophet.