(Follow this link to watch this service.) Elihu's words are about to come to an end - what does he have to offer?

(Follow this link to watch this service.) Job is at a point of decision, and the LORD is doing something spectacular in his soul - he is refining Job!

(Follow this link to watch this service.) The story shifts, Elihu speaks, and answers are found.

(Follow this link to watch this service.) Paul was adamant about the purity of the Gospel message, and he pulled no punches when he wrote to the Galatian church.

(Follow this link to watch this service.) The "good old days" can't compare to the incredible things headed our way, and our present struggles aren't worth comparing with that future glory.

(Follow this link to watch this service.) The tone begins to change in the story of Job as Job goes underground to teach us about wisdom . . .

(Follow this link to watch this service.) From Job 26 we are propelled forward to Mark 4 and given a strong reminder that our God is Lord over all storms.

(Follow this link to watch this service.) We all need forgiveness, and our God can restore and heal the worst of sins.

(Follow this link to watch this service.) Mankind is crowned with glory and honor, but God is majestic!

(Follow this link to the service video.) The highways to Zion are in the hearts of those born again by the Spirit of God.

(Follow this link to watch this service.) This psalm is an alphabet of glory, celebrating the wonders of Jehovah's kingdom!

(Follow this link to watch this service.) It is possible for our thoughts about God to be shaped by our circumstance, but the truth remains: God is faithful to finish what he has started.

(To watch this service, just follow this link.) Today we celebrate the Lord as our Shepherd, and also finish up our 2026 Vacation Bible eXperience!

(Follow this link to watch this service.) Why does the Job narrative go on for so long? Because that is often what suffering does.

(Follow this link to watch this service.) Our redemption is a re-creation. So, what are we created for?

(Follow this link to watch this service.) The way Job was talking, you might think he had given up all hope - but the Spirit of the Lord was stirring . . .

(Follow this link to watch this message.) It's so hard to find rest when anxiety about assurance comes flooding in. How can the true believer set their heart at rest?

(Follow this link to watch this service.) Isn't there a better path than suffering? Why do we have to be broken?

(Follow this link to watch this service.) Eliphaz knows little of grace, and though he seems to know a lot about God, he doesn't seem to know God very well.

(Click here to watch this service on YouTube.) In 1 Corinthians 12, we learn a lot about our Father's family, and how we all fit together.