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Today we're going to confront what may be the most destructive element mankind has ever faced. If you give yourself to it, everything in your path will eventually be destroyed. This is a very serious matter, and we must do everything in our power to avoid getting caught up in it. Jesus was extremely serious about this issue, yet it seems that we are not. It's time to fix that.

This world has conditioned you to believe lies about who you are, and those lies are not only false, they are shaping the way you think, feel, and respond in the middle of a very real spiritual battle. Many of the struggles you face are rooted in what you have come to believe about yourself, and those beliefs are quietly working against you. In this study, we will expose the lies you can no longer afford to believe and walk through what God's truth says so you can begin fixing what's been broken and move forward with clarity, strength, and hope

We've all received shocking news at some point in our lives. Moments that stop us in our tracks and leave us unsure of what to do next. But the truth is, we will never experience the full benefit of what we've been told if we fail to respond the way we know we should. One of the most shocking moments in human history shows us exactly how we are meant to respond to what we're facing today.

No matter how you cut it, things are getting worse. The world feels louder, faster, and more unstable than ever, and for many people, it feels like everything is in a tailspin. But what is God doing in the middle of it? Today we're going to talk about what happens when life falls apart, and what God is actually offering you in that moment

God makes it clear that He will judge the pride of mankind, and the pride of economic power will be no exception. God uses Isiah to remind us that no financial system, no marketplace, and no global influence can stand against the purposes of God. When the LORD brings judgment, the world will mourn the loss of its wealth and power. In the end, everyone will know who the true and living God is.

Holiness is not just a word. It means so much more. Leviticus 15 confronts a reality most people would rather ignore. God exposes uncleanness and forces His people to deal with it before coming into His presence. In other words, you've been caught dirty. Now face it.

We were told this would happen thousands of years before it did. When it actually took place, everything changed. There is nothing in existence, past or present, that will ever be more significant than this. Here is exactly what you need to know.

There is a tremendous amount of deception taking place in the world today. It comes at us from many different directions and is often packaged in ways designed to distract us, keeping our attention focused on the noise instead of the truth. The Bible makes it very clear that deception is real, powerful, and ultimately destructive. When you hear what God says about it, you will begin to recognize it more clearly, and once you see it, you won't be able to unsee it.

God continues to speak to those whom He created. He makes His message loud and clear, and He certainly does not apologize for the righteous words He shares with us. He requires that we obey Him. This is especially true of those who lead. Make no mistake, God's judgment is coming, and the question that must be asked is this: What side will you be on?

It started with devastation and extended into pain, suffering, and hardship. The unthinkable had come in to destroy what was once beautiful. Everything seemed lost. But one significant moment changed everything.

We are a special group of people, so special that we have a calling. That calling has nothing to do with the crowd around us. We are not in a popularity contest. We are in a real fight, and that fight will fail if there is no dependence upon the most powerful tool we have to fight it. Let's not follow the crowd. Let's choose life.

Let's Take some questions on the war in Iran!

Join us tonight for an important update on the Iranian war and the significant events that have unfolded over the weekend. Following the update, we will stand together with believers in Texas and throughout our nation in prayer, asking the LORD to intervene, to restrain evil, to protect lives, and to accomplish His sovereign purposes in these critical days.

Believe it or not, the question of clean or unclean is one that gets asked every day. The implications of that answer and of that question are far-reaching, and believe it or not, they have everything to do with the grace of God if you're a Christian. Today we're going to talk about why this is such an important subject.

The days are darker. The world is more complicated than ever. The problems around us are growing, and they will not fix themselves. The solution begins with men who are willing to take responsibility and walk righteously. It is time to stand up. It is time to engage.

Tonight's prayer meeting is critical. We have big needs and a big God that we need to ask for those needs! This one is very important, so please consider joining us!

It's something nobody thinks about, but everybody should know. It happens from birth, and it should never be ignored. It's all spiritual, and if we do nothing about it, we will lose every time.

There are only three moments in human history where spiritual warfare has erupted with such visible intensity that it shook the course of mankind. The first was in the garden when man rebelled against God and the serpent struck at the very order of creation. The second was during the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and the events leading up to it, when the kingdom of darkness launched its most aggressive assault against the Son of God. Arguably, we are witnessing the beginnings of a third such moment in our own time as we move deeper into the last days. Today we will examine Mark 15:1–14 through that lens and uncover the unseen battle raging behind envy, political compromise, mob manipulation, and irrational hatred. What you are about to see may change the way you understand both the cross and the times in which we live.

Man devises his own plans in his heart, but the LORD has something completely different in mind. What seems right to us is often rooted in desires that feel justified, but when we surrender to the impulses of our own hearts, it leads to destruction. When we align ourselves with the mind and purposes of the LORD, however, we find peace, joy, and true blessing.

It is time to set the watchman. God's judgment is coming. He calls His people to pay attention. We cannot abdicate this responsibility. We must walk faithfully with our God and extend the warning of His imminent judgment.

From the very beginning, God created distinctions. With those distinctions, He gave us a call. In the fulfillment of that call, He established boundaries. Yet at some point, we chose not to honor those boundaries and began to blur the lines He clearly drew. Again and again, God warns us about the danger of erasing what He has defined. Now more than ever, we must heed His message and return to honoring the distinctions He has set before us.

Today we'll be talking about some very famous words that came out of the mouth of Jesus that Peter simply chose not to believe. And before we become so quick to condemn him for what he did, perhaps it might be good to stop and consider that but by the grace of God, so go I.

Prepare yourself to hear words so critical that they were left by a dying man to his son, knowing it was the only thing he had left to give to him. Get ready for some life-changing instruction.

Everything that God tells us is true, and responding to that truth is not optional. There are moments when the LORD makes the urgency unmistakable, and the only faithful response is obedience, even when it is uncomfortable or costly. In Isaiah 20, God uses Isaiah's obedience as a living example, showing us that walking in truth often requires surrender before it brings understanding. This chapter reminds us that obedience to God has the power to expose false trust, redirect our hearts, and change lives forever.

As of late, we have been seeing and hearing of many evil things taking place within different Christian church movements, and every bit of it has been heartbreaking. Perhaps the most astounding aspect of what is unfolding before our very eyes is what appears to be a profound lack of awareness or even respect for the God that so many of these leaders claim to represent. Here is the reality. God will not be mocked, and the truth will always come out. Let that be a sign to us of what we must be paying attention to, because it truly is that important.

The death of Christ and His resurrection are extraordinary moments in history, but perhaps the most remarkable part of His life was the perfection that led Him to the cross. He paid an immense price that we could never afford, and through Him we now have a salvation that cannot be earned. Now that we possess something so priceless, here's the real question. Are you willing to do your reasonable service? Because the truth is costly.

It's Getting really bad out there but we have hope. The answer is in front of out face and more than ever we must trust in the one who gave us the answer!

Karyn Johnson gives a survey of issues faced by the early church that Peter addresses in these books.

One of the most common complaints that comes from people in the church is that they do not feel like God has given them the opportunity they are looking for. The problem is that there are hundreds, if not thousands, of opportunities that God puts in front of His children, but none of those mean anything if you do not acknowledge His presence. The most foundational way we do that is through obedience, and that obedience gets rewarded. Brace yourself for a very important discussion in the Bible that will prove to change your life.

Life is filled with circumstances that create fear in our hearts, often pushing us in directions that are destructive. Yet when God is in the middle of those moments, fear can become a reminder that His hand is at work in ways we do not yet see. More often than we realize, fear comes just before great victory. Tonight, we are talking about all of it.

We're fighting a war that cannot be seen, and as we sit in the midst of it, the attacks are increasing. This is something we expected would happen in the last days, and there's only one way to engage and find victory.

Many have no awareness that walking with God is rooted in a work He alone accomplishes, and a simple faith we are called to exercise. When we lead by serving, it requires obedience that follows cleansing through God's sacrifice, and that obedience demands complete surrender. These actions point us forward to our true High Priest, our Messiah Jesus, who offered Himself as the ultimate sacrifice without sin and denied His own will by leading in perfect obedience to our heavenly Father.

Please join us for the very first prayer meeting, our all church prayer meeting of the year. We have a lot of very important things to pray for, and we have some very big needs to give to our great God. This one is very important, so please consider joining us!

In the words of the late, great Walter Martin, Christians who fail to engage in this spiritual war become the first casualties of it. And perhaps one of the leading factors that contribute to this type of casualty is the desire for comfort over prayer and obedience. Today we are going to talk about what may be one of the most important passages in the Bible to give us a better understanding of what all of this means.

Join us for what will be a great Q&A session! Don't Miss out!

One of the most shocking things revealed about God throughout the Bible is His clear and intentional desire to be close to us and to interact with us. He makes that obvious in virtually every way, but there is one major caveat that never changes. It has to be done His way. We do not get to approach God on our terms, because in almost every instance where we try to do that, we end up bringing destruction upon ourselves. Leviticus 7 makes this unmistakably clear. God is not distant, and He is not unwilling, but He is holy. Quite simply put, God is holy, and you don't get Him your way!

Throughout human history, mankind has consistently confused inaction with no action, and nowhere is this more evident than in how people view the true and living God. Because He loves us and cares about us, He warns us, patiently and repeatedly, yet we ignore Him, assuming His silence means indifference or weakness. But the day is coming when that patience will end. The God who calmly observes the nations will step forward as Judge, and when He does, everything will be leveled according to His righteousness. Make no mistake, when that moment arrives, you will want to be on the right side of history.

One of the most obvious signs of the fall of man centers around man's inability to keep his commitments. We seek to make promises and oftentimes fail to keep them, even when we mean to, even when we have the best of intentions. That is perhaps the most striking part of this passage. Contrary to popular belief, this passage does not deal with the subject of communion as much as it deals with another subject, a subject that is so consequential and so significant to the time in which we live that the devil is working overtime to make sure you never see it.