Audio Messages

In we today’s message we learn how to have a glad heart. It is not based on our emotions but on truth the of God’s steadfast love and mercy. In psalm 16 King David shares how to have a glad heart even during trial.

Sometimes what we think of as sin is not necessary what grieves God’s heart the most. God want us to listen to Him and sing His praises, yet often what is most on our lips in grumbling and complaining. Jesus never complained and because of that, if we believe in Him, God has no more complaint about us for our sin. We can live a life of praise.

God has invited you to worship Him. Will you accept or reject that invitation? In today’s message we look at Psalm 95, God’s invitation to worship Him, and what means to really come and worship Him!

Jesus was a man! No big revelation huh! Or is it? In today’s message we will be talking about what we can learn about manhood from Jesus. He had fierce love for His father and for all of us, and was willing to battle sin and death for us! Men, let’s follow Him into glory!

Do you avoid sorrow? Most people have all kinds of strategies to avoid it. Jesus teaches us that sorrow is a reality and to embrace sorrow and let him turn it into joy!

Stoking spiritual fire in our hearts takes the Holy Spirit stirring the coals of the church by convincing us of sin, and blowing in the fresh oxygen of grace at the same time by convincing us of the goodness of Christ to sinners. In addition, we must be convinced of judgement and that it is placed on Him so that we may go free and fight our sin from victory, not for victory.

Does the fire of your faith need to be stoked so that it does not grow cold? In today’s message we look at the role of the Holy Spirit as oxygen stoking our fire while He lives in us through the power of Jesus' words as we abide in Him!

Are you a bird dog or a life guard? Today Jesus, through the eyes of a blind beggar, will help us to see clearly our role as His disciples when we depend on Him to give us eyes to see the suffering of others.

Do you have blind spots? We all have physical blind spots, but we also have spiritual blind spots. Those blind spots can make others run off the road with us relationally. Jesus teaches us in Matthew 7:1-6 how to deal with spiritual blind spots. In these turbulent times, following His direction can help us be effective and not hurtful as we bring the gospel to others.

In Today’s message we look at the not so love story of David and Bathsheba, and learn to turn our hearts from false idols like sex to the true desire of our heart, the Lord Jesus Christ.