God taps two ordinary people with extraordinary faith to bring His servant Moses into the world.

There are times when it's okay (even mandatory) to disobey.  This is the first recorded passage of civil disobedience ever recorded.

We're starting a new series on the Book of Exodus that will have implications for us as individual Christians and for us as nation.

Dreading the new year? Luke wraps up the account of the birth of Christ with an interaction in the Temple that gives us all hope for the future.

Luke interweaves the accounts of the birth of Jesus and the birth of John the Baptist...for a reason. Why?  Let's find out together!

Gabriel the angel is back, this time with a message for a teenaged country girl in a one-horse town called Nazareth.  How will she handle the news that a Baby is coming?

This morning as we begin a series of messages on the birth of Christ, we have to cover the birth of His "Opening Act," John the Baptist.  This birth account has valuable lessons for us as we eagerly anticipate the Second Coming of Christ.

While we're celebrating the First Coming of Christ, let's look forward with eager anticipation to the Second!

This psalm calls the redeemed of the Lord to give thanks, and reminds those who are saved of four other ways that God's mercy has been evident in our lives and worthy of our gratitude.

This is the only psalm titled 'a psalm of Thanksgiving' so it's appropriate that we dive in and see the three activities of true gratitude in worship.

American Christianity has a real praise and worship problem.  Psalm 145 is designed to correct us and instruct us on the proper way to praise.

Who is the architect and general contractor for your home? ...not your house, but your home.  Solomon has a recommendation.

James wraps up his powerful little epistle with some life-saving advice.

James tells us how we can see supernatural results from our prayers, and also exposes the important aspect of prayer that is often overlooked.

Mature Christians are Christians who pray.  James helps us jump-start and grow our prayer life with his guidance this morning.

God works through the smallest things to bring about the greatest victories. Guest speaker David Gilbert explains how and why He does this.

James, after explaining the power of patience in the life of a believer, offers up a sermon illustration to help us understand exactly what Christian patience looks like.

How ought believers act when they have suffered an injustice or been defrauded of funds? James tells us to be patient, but not passive.

As believers, do we handle our money any differently than the lost all around us?  James has some strong words for self-proclaimed believers who misuse the wealth God has given them.

Who is in control of your life?  Is it you? Or is it God?