In Josh's sermon,'' Spirit of Truth'' he focusses on what it means to listen to the Spirit of God. Even in trying and uncertain circumstances, if we will listen to God we can always have the right response. Having the right response will allow us to further the kingdom of God.

In her sermon, Victories Don't Come by Accident, Deann Daniel teaches us that we must have the right strategy for life in peacetime and in war to ensure security and victory. The right strategy includes knowing the Word of God, trusting God and His Word, asking and claiming, worshiping and thanking, and resting and being at peace knowing that God is working on your behalf.

Wade Ford powerfully proves why our environment matters. The sum total of our personal social and cultural conditions influence our individual lives, the lives of those around us, and our greater community. We make choices concerning our environments, and it is important to choose an environment that is conducive for God to move.

Pastor Ashley preaches from Exodus 33. God promises to go with the Israelites as they enter the Promised Land to take possession of it. Realistically, they were heading into enemy territory where they knew they would face imminent danger, ungodly people, and fierce resistance. But God's promise in verse 14 was that He would go with them, give them rest, and that everything would be fine for them. That promise is for the church today as we live in perilous times, and we can find comfort in that understanding.

Justice Daniel teaches that limits in life are often perceived negatively when they are actually very positive. "The less ways you have to fail, the more likely you are to succeed." There is a difference between our personal convictions and limits. Too often we sacrifice relationships with others on the altar of personal conviction. When we set limits, however, those are for us. We are not imposing them on others. Limit yourself, but don't limit God. 

In Mark 11, we read of the fig tree that appeared on the outside to be good for fruit; however, it did not produce. Pastor Ashley uses this example to show us that as Christians we are created to produce, and when we don't, we are violating the intent of our creator. Jesus spoke to the fig tree and it died immediately at its roots. In like manner, we should be speaking to those things in our lives that are not producing according to God's will for our lives. Too often we speak to God about our problems when He has instructed us to use the Law of Faith to speak to our problems directly.

Senior Pastor Tim Brooks from Christian Ministries Church in Hot Springs, Arkansas, challenges us with the question, "Why go to church?" In a time when churches are being discouraged and, in some cases, even banned from meeting, is it really that big of a deal to meet in person? After all, online church is church, right? It's definitely more convenient and less time consuming. Please listen as Pastor Tim breaks it down and powerfully reminds us why in-person church is not just better, but neccessary for the Christian.

Would heaven be inviting to you if you had could have everyone and everything that you loved and held dear here on the earth except for Christ? Pastor Ashley teaches in Part 7 of A Relationship with God series that without Christ we would never have had the blessings in our lives to begin with. He is our ultimate goal, and when we cultivate a relationship with Him through gratitude, we will not desire anyone or anything more than we desire Him.