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We are justified by faith, not works, through Jesus Christ, the object of our faith. He died for our sins and rose again for our justification.

Suffering is an expected part of following Christ, but God uses it to refine our faith, reveal His presence, andglorify Himself. Through every trial, we are called to trust the faithful Savior who walks with us and will one day make all things new.

Above all things, those who have received God's grace must extend that grace to one another.

Since the end of all things is at hand, we must not waste the time we have left, but live soberly, prayerfully, and ready for Christ.

Many people do not learn about God from the Bible. They learn about Him by watching and listening to us who claim to know Him.

We are called to run this race of life with Team Jesus! Do you know what team you are running with?

We are called to a holy life that is set apart unto Christ so that others may see Him.

When everything is stripped away, and God's presence is what remains, is He enough for you?

Every believer faces a war within between the Spirit and the flesh. Our victory over sin is not found in ourselves, but in Jesus Christ alone.

When you have the LORD as your Shepherd, why are you looking for more?

Join us as Chris Weide shares a word from 2 Timothy 1:6-8 and tells us about the great partnership between the North Jefferson Association and the churches within our association. Listen in as he offers us a word of encouragement.

Do you know that Jesus specifically prayed for you to overcome the world? Knowing this changes things. But let me ask: how can we, as believers, ever fulfill this prayer of Jesus?

A beneficiary is someone who receives benefits from something, like a trust, will, or life insurance policy.

Youth pastor Brian Barnes preaches about the sanctification process of believers.

Jesus sees more than a person's condition; He has the cure.

God is truly “Beyond.” His presence is beyond our vision, because He is light even when our eyes cannot see Him. His fellowship is beyond our imagination, because through Jesus Christ we are brought near to the God who is holy. His forgiveness is beyond our recollection, because the blood of Jesus reaches farther than anything our memory can bring back against us. So do not walk in the darkness of distance, religion, guilt, or shame. Step into the light. Walk in the light. Rest in the light. The God who is light has made Himself known through Jesus Christ, and in Him there is no darkness at all.

This message contrasts two voices: the enemy who steals, kills, and destroys, and Jesus, the Good Shepherd, who gives abundant life and is the only way to salvation. It calls us to recognize that we are like sheep in need of a Shepherd and to choose to follow Jesus, who laid down His life for us.

Many people live their entire Christian relationship like we did when we were children, plucking petals from a flower, saying, “He loves me, He loves me not. He loves me, He loves me not.” One hard day comes, and they pull a petal and think, “Maybe He does not love me after all.” One unanswered prayer comes, and they pull another petal and think, “Maybe He has left me.” One dark trial comes, and they pull another petal and wonder, “Maybe I am on my own now.” But Jesus does not love His people like that.

Father, take my broken heart and set it afire with Your word. Change my confusion because of trials and situations, and turn it into peace. I will trust You and Your word to bring me closer and closer to You in fellowship. In Jesus' name, Amen.

The same Lord who keeps the stars in place also stopped at the pool of Bethesda for one broken man.

Jesus said the reason you do not hear is “because you are not of God.” Being truly “of God” isn't about being perfect, but about genuinely responding to God's voice in Scripture, which then leads to faith in Christ and a life of obedience.

God did not give an Ultimatum; He came to rescue us. He came to rescue the perishing!

Loving and wanting to know the Lord should be like the sun shining in all of its warmth and fullness.

When little things are ignored, great reputations are destroyed.