In our final study of Hebrews 11, we see what individuals accomplished by faith, we see what communities of people who trusted God together accomplished by faith, and will also learn about enduring faith. Faith doesn’t just get things done, Faith is also able to endure hardship while trusting God. We pray that this message strengthens you in your faith, that you may continue to trust in, walk with, and patiently wait for God's will to be accomplished in your life.

In this message we will learn that God reigns as a righteous judge who defend the oppressed, defeats evil, and calls the world to acknowledge His authority.

In today’s message, we will continue our series “Real Faith”. We will learn about faith being tested, faith for the future, faith to worship, faith that plans, faith over fear, faith that chooses affliction, faith to forsake, faith in the blood of the Lamb, and faith to go forward. May the Lord cause us to grow in all these areas by faith in His word.

In today’s message, we will continue our series “Real Faith”. We will see what Noah, Abraham, and Sarah were moved to do by Faith. We will be challenged to consider that real Faith moves people to action. Our prayer is that this series would stir us up in our faith that we might accomplish great things for God.

In this message, we will see David make an emotional plea for God's deliverance from those who have falsely accused him. We will learn about running to the Lord in our time of conflict and trouble God is our refuge.

In tonight‘s message, we will look at the first of seven penitential Psalms. We will learn of the importance of repentance and what it looks like to turn back to The Lord.

In today’s message, we will introduce our series through Hebrews 11 titled “Real Faith”. We will define what faith is, detail what faith does, and begin our journey through those who God has raised up as examples for us of people who lived by Faith. I pray that this message and this entire series which challenge, stir, and provoke all of us to live by Faith

in this message, we will learn about prayer, sacrifice, and Lordship. David is crying out that God would hear, receive, and deliver him. As we compare our privilege of relationship with God with those in the old covenant, i hope our heart will be made glad. What a privilege that we can draw near to God.

In today’s message, we will receive one of the strongest warnings in scripture against hearing the gospel without surrendering to Christ Lordship. Knowledge makes us accountable. Let’s make sure that our knowledge of the truth produces a life that is walking in the truth.

In this Psalm, we will see the importance of connection with The Lord. The Psalmist cries out to the Lord, asking to be Heard and later he shares that he is confident in the Lord because he knows God hears him. What a privilege it is to be heard by God. May this Psalm bring us the same confidence and peace that it brought David.