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Pastor Brandon teaches on how essential witnessing is in our growth as Christians this week. Witnessing has always been essential in a Christians life and helps us to grow in maturity every day. Telling others about Jesus and what he has done in our lives helps us to know God better and trust Him more. Sharing what God has done in our lives is essential! - Key Verses // 1 Corinthians 2:1, Romans 10:13-15, Revelation 12:10-11 - For Sermon Notes, the Connect Card, and our other online resources: https://linktr.ee/Celebrationchurchlive

Pastor Brandon teaches on how essential witnessing is in our growth as Christians this week. Witnessing has always been essential in a Christians life and helps us to grow in maturity every day. Telling others about Jesus and what he has done in our lives helps us to know God better and trust Him more. Sharing what God has done in our lives is essential! - Key Verses // 1 Corinthians 2:1, Romans 10:13-15, Revelation 12:10-11 - For Sermon Notes, the Connect Card, and our other online resources: https://linktr.ee/Celebrationchurchlive

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You are not what the world says—you are who God says you are. In Ephesians 1:4–7, the Apostle Paul reminds us that we are chosen, redeemed, and adopted through Jesus Christ. In The Mind Game of Identity, Pastor Brandon Hill uncovers how the enemy attacks our minds with lies about our worth and value. This powerful message will remind you that your true identity is found in Christ alone—secure, loved, and full of purpose.

We are beginning our journey through Esther, a book where God's name is never mentioned but His hand is everywhere. In chapter 1 we watch a messy situation unfold that God is quietly using for His purposes. Even when we cannot see Him, God is still working.

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Have you ever wondered where Jesus went in those three days between the cross and resurrection? Pastor Brandon unveils this profound mystery, exploring how Christ descended to the depths of the earth to proclaim His victory over sin and death. Through vivid biblical accounts and the story of the rich man and Lazarus, we discover how Jesus led captive Old Testament saints from Abraham's bosom to paradise. This powerful message reveals that no darkness is beyond Christ's reach—He conquered every realm to become King of Glory. Watch now to understand the depths of His victory and what it means for your faith journey today! Brandon Bachtel | Asking For A Friend www.stonepointchurch.com

In today's sermon, Pastor Brandon reminds us how important it is to make God known for the things that He has done. Gratefulness is about understanding that everything we have is a product of God's grace and mercy. 1 Chronicles 16:8-36

This week, Pastor Brandon jumps back into our Unlocked series with a powerful teaching on the commandment: “Do not covet.” In a world that constantly tells us to want more, compare more, and chase what everyone else has, this message brings us back to the heart of God's design. Coveting doesn't just steal our joy — it locks us out of contentment, peace, and the life God actually wants for us to experience.

Is there a habit, struggle, or addiction that you just can't beat even though you want to? This common weight is felt by most, if not all, Christians. Our failed strategy to just try harder can lead to discouragement or worse. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon reveals how the Holy Spirit is there to empower us to overcome even our deepest struggles.

In this message, Pastor Brandon invites us to consider a simple but revealing question: What brought you to church today? Whether it's habit, curiosity, loneliness, a need for encouragement, or a desire to worship, he reminds us that whatever brought us in, we're in the right place and God meets us right where we are.From there, he takes us to Luke 17 and the story of the ten lepers, showing how Jesus meets people in their deepest needs and how gratitude becomes an act of true worship. Drawing from his own life-changing trip to a leper colony in India, Pastor Brandon highlights two core truths: a lifestyle of worship is always thankful that God provides for our daily needs, and a lifestyle of worship is always thankful that God saves our souls. The healing of the one returning leper becomes a picture of obedience, gratitude, and transformation — a reminder that the movement of God often waits on the other side of our obedience.Throughout the message, Pastor Brandon challenges us to evaluate our worship: Is it quiet and reserved, or does it overflow from a thankful heart? Do our lives reflect obedience to Jesus, not just in song but in the way we live? Using Scripture, personal stories, and encouragement for the season ahead, he invites us to live as people whose whole lives, bodies, voices, choices, and gratitude point back to the worthiness of God.

In this message, Pastor Brandon invites us to consider a simple but revealing question: What brought you to church today? Whether it's habit, curiosity, loneliness, a need for encouragement, or a desire to worship, he reminds us that whatever brought us in, we're in the right place and God meets us right where we are.From there, he takes us to Luke 17 and the story of the ten lepers, showing how Jesus meets people in their deepest needs and how gratitude becomes an act of true worship. Drawing from his own life-changing trip to a leper colony in India, Pastor Brandon highlights two core truths: a lifestyle of worship is always thankful that God provides for our daily needs, and a lifestyle of worship is always thankful that God saves our souls. The healing of the one returning leper becomes a picture of obedience, gratitude, and transformation — a reminder that the movement of God often waits on the other side of our obedience.Throughout the message, Pastor Brandon challenges us to evaluate our worship: Is it quiet and reserved, or does it overflow from a thankful heart? Do our lives reflect obedience to Jesus, not just in song but in the way we live? Using Scripture, personal stories, and encouragement for the season ahead, he invites us to live as people whose whole lives, bodies, voices, choices, and gratitude point back to the worthiness of God.

In this in–depth study from Isaiah 14, Pastor Brandon unpacks the fall of Satan, the layers of Hebrew idioms in the passage, and the prophetic connection between Lucifer, the Antichrist, and the future Messianic Kingdom. This session walks verse by verse through the famous “Five I Wills,” revealing the pride that corrupted the anointed cherub and how the same Luciferian mindset continues to manifest in the world today. Discover how Isaiah intertwines past, present, and future events to show the original rebellion of Satan and the judgment that awaits him. Learn why Scripture refers to him not as “Lucifer,” but as *Halel ben Shachar*, the shining one, and how ancient Jewish interpretation, prophetic patterns, and New Testament revelation all converge to form a complete picture of his fall. Pastor Brandon also explains: • The true meaning of “fallen from heaven”   • Why Satan's fall is an idiom for judgment and disgrace   • The role of the anointed cherub and his original position before God   • The prophetic meaning of the five “I Will” statements   • Why Satan still believes he can win   • How the Antichrist will attempt to fulfill Satan's ancient ambitions   • The millennial reign of Christ and why God releases Satan after a thousand years   • How human pride mirrors Lucifer's rebellion   • The coming judgment of the abyss and the final lake of fire This teaching digs deep into prophetic themes, Hebrew linguistics, ancient Near Eastern context, and the unfolding spiritual battle described throughout Scripture. It also reminds every believer to guard their heart from pride and to walk humbly before the Lord Jesus Christ. May the Holy Spirit illuminate the Word as you study.   All glory to the Most High.

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In this in–depth study from Isaiah 14, Pastor Brandon unpacks the fall of Satan, the layers of Hebrew idioms in the passage, and the prophetic connection between Lucifer, the Antichrist, and the future Messianic Kingdom. This session walks verse by verse through the famous "Five I Wills," revealing the pride that corrupted the anointed cherub and how the same Luciferian mindset continues to manifest in the world today. Discover how Isaiah intertwines past, present, and future events to show the original rebellion of Satan and the judgment that awaits him. Learn why Scripture refers to him not as "Lucifer," but as *Halel ben Shachar*, the shining one, and how ancient Jewish interpretation, prophetic patterns, and New Testament revelation all converge to form a complete picture of his fall. Pastor Brandon also explains: • The true meaning of "fallen from heaven" • Why Satan's fall is an idiom for judgment and disgrace • The role of the anointed cherub and his original position before God • The prophetic meaning of the five "I Will" statements • Why Satan still believes he can win • How the Antichrist will attempt to fulfill Satan's ancient ambitions • The millennial reign of Christ and why God releases Satan after a thousand years • How human pride mirrors Lucifer's rebellion • The coming judgment of the abyss and the final lake of fire This teaching digs deep into prophetic themes, Hebrew linguistics, ancient Near Eastern context, and the unfolding spiritual battle described throughout Scripture. It also reminds every believer to guard their heart from pride and to walk humbly before the Lord Jesus Christ.

For more information on Radiate Church click this link https://radiatechurch.net

Shocking truth: Being a "good person" won't get you to heaven. In this eye-opening sermon, discover why salvation is by faith alone—not works—through the stories of Passover, Red Sea, and Rahab in Hebrews 11. Using a powerful classroom test analogy, Pastor Brandon reveals how Jesus already aced the test and offers to put His perfect score on your report card.If you've ever felt:"I'm not good enough"

In part 2 of this message, Pastor Brandon unpacks Jesus' teaching on how to pray effectively, not like the hypocritical religious leaders or the mindless pagans, but in a way that truly connects with the heart of God. Jesus warns us against praying for attention, using empty repetition, or treating prayer like a performance. Instead, He gives us the Lord's Prayer, not as a ritual to recite, but as a template for meaningful, personal, and powerful communication with our Father in heaven. Discover how to: ✅ Pray with sincerity, not showmanship ✅ Align your will with God's purposes ✅ Build a private, authentic relationship with the Father ✅ Use the Lord's Prayer as a framework for deeper, effective prayer Let Jesus' words transform your prayer life from routine to relationship!

In part 2 of this message, Pastor Brandon unpacks Jesus' teaching on how to pray effectively, not like the hypocritical religious leaders or the mindless pagans, but in a way that truly connects with the heart of God. Jesus warns us against praying for attention, using empty repetition, or treating prayer like a performance. Instead, He gives us the Lord's Prayer, not as a ritual to recite, but as a template for meaningful, personal, and powerful communication with our Father in heaven. Discover how to: ✅ Pray with sincerity, not showmanship ✅ Align your will with God's purposes ✅ Build a private, authentic relationship with the Father ✅ Use the Lord's Prayer as a framework for deeper, effective prayer Let Jesus' words transform your prayer life from routine to relationship!

This week, Pastor Brandon shared a powerful message from John 12 on what it means to live a life that honors God through our giving, our sacrifice, and our obedience.In John 12, Mary pours out what is costly and precious as an act of love and devotion to Jesus. It wasn't about the value of the gift — it was about the heart behind it. We are believing that God will use our faith and our generosity to reach more people, transform more families, and build His Church for the future.

In the closing message of our series on the life of David, Pastor Brandon Woodward—lead pastor of Union City Church in Washington, D.C. and brother to Pastor Dustin Woodward—brings a powerful and heartfelt word about what it truly means to be a person after God's own heart. From David's humble beginnings to his final days as king, this message traces the journey of a man who wasn't defined by perfection but by pursuit. Even through failure, grief, and success, David never stopped chasing after the presence of God. In this sermon, Pastor Brandon unpacks four defining qualities of a heart that gets God's attention: • A heart that seeks His presence more than position or power • A heart that studies His precepts and builds life on His Word • A heart that sings His praises in every season • A heart that serves His purposes above personal ambition You'll be reminded that God isn't looking for perfection—He's looking for devotion. He's searching for men and women who will love what He loves, care about what He cares about, and live fully surrendered to His will. As Pastor Brandon shares, “Legacy isn't about what you leave behind, but what you set in motion.” Let this message inspire you to seek God wholeheartedly and live a life that moves His heart. Scripture References: 1 Samuel 13:14, Psalm 51, Psalm 27, Psalm 63, Psalm 119, Acts 13:22, Acts 13:36, 2 Chronicles 16:9

Have you ever wondered how to recognize God's voice speaking into your life? Some people seem to hear Him so clearly, and yet others struggle to know whether it's Him or just our own thoughts. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon continues our discussion on the Holy Spirit's role in speaking to us directly.

This week, Pastor Brandon shares a powerful message about “Worship That Gives Back” — a reminder that everything we have comes from God and belongs to Him. Looking at 1 Chronicles 29:10–16, we see how King David's overflowing gratitude led to radical generosity and true worship.Discover how giving isn't just a financial decision but a spiritual act of worship that reflects humility, gratitude, and trust in God. When we see our resources as temporary gifts from a generous Father, our hearts shift from “have to” to “get to.”Whether you've struggled with stewardship, generosity, or simply understanding how giving connects to worship, this message will challenge and encourage you to live with open hands and a grateful heart.

This week, Pastor Brandon shares a powerful message about “Worship That Gives Back” — a reminder that everything we have comes from God and belongs to Him. Looking at 1 Chronicles 29:10–16, we see how King David's overflowing gratitude led to radical generosity and true worship.Discover how giving isn't just a financial decision but a spiritual act of worship that reflects humility, gratitude, and trust in God. When we see our resources as temporary gifts from a generous Father, our hearts shift from “have to” to “get to.”Whether you've struggled with stewardship, generosity, or simply understanding how giving connects to worship, this message will challenge and encourage you to live with open hands and a grateful heart.

Join us as Pastor Kourtney with Pastor Brandon continue our series on Flourishing. This week they share the story of Esther.

In this in-depth study of Isaiah 6 and beyond, Pastor Brandon unpacks powerful prophetic truths about spiritual blindness, rebellion, and redemption. This message explores the danger of rejecting God's revelation, the consequences of unbelief, and how the hardening of the heart can lead to spiritual darkness. Through parallels to today's culture, the message draws connections between Isaiah's time, the condition of modern nations, and the growing spiritual blindness in our world. We'll also look at: - The idioms and meanings behind "make the heart of this people dull" - The progressive judgment of unbelief and its national consequences - The foreshadowing of Israel's rejection of Messiah - The reality of hell and the coming Messianic Kingdom - The hope of restoration and resurrection through Christ This teaching challenges believers to stand firm in truth, resist emotional deception, and cultivate faith grounded in God's Word. Isaiah reminds us that there is always a faithful remnant—and the call remains the same: believe, stand firm, and be established.

This Sunday we celebrated Venture Church's 21st birthday and continued our Journey Through Ephesians series with a powerful message from Pastor Brandon Beals. In Ephesians chapter 2, Paul reminds us that through Jesus, the walls that once divided us are torn down. What once separated Jews and Gentiles — insiders and outsiders — has been destroyed by the cross. We are now one family, one body, and one church united by grace. Pastor Brandon teaches how grace brings unity, how division is the enemy's oldest tactic, and why the cross is what holds us — and the church — together.

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Continuing in our series about the essentials of this Christian faith, we dive into how essential the Word is in knowing God better and trusting Him more. How it answers the maturity questions "where am i?" and "which way forward from here?". And how it helps us to love God and love others. Pastor Brandon teaches us today that the Word is essential in our daily lives as Christ followers. - Key verses // Matthew 4:4, John 1:1-14 - For Sermon Notes, the Connect Card, and our other online resources: https://linktr.ee/Celebrationchurchlive

Discover the power of faith to choose the "hard right" over the "easy wrong" in this inspiring sermon from Alliance Church Hortonville. Pastor Brandon dives into Hebrews 11, unpacking Moses' bold refusal of Egyptian riches to stand with God's people—and Eric Liddell's legendary Olympic stand for his convictions. Learn how true faith builds courage, integrity, and a forward-looking hope in Christ's ultimate reward.Key takeaways:-Faith refuses worldly status (Hebrews 11:24)-Faith chooses mistreatment with God's people (Hebrews 11:25)-Faith considers eternal reward over fleeting pleasures (Hebrews 11:26)If you're facing crossroads in life, marriage, work, or faith, this message will equip you to live with unshakeable integrity. Watch now and let faith change everything!

Pastor Brandon discusses the themes of faith and obedience on his last Sunday at Palms Church. He emphasizes the importance of stepping out in faith even when it feels inconvenient. He challenges the misconception that obedience can be a gradual process, asserting that true obedience is an all-or-nothing commitment to following God's call.

In this message, Pastor Brandon unpacks the true meaning of the Lord's Prayer from a powerful Jewish perspective—revealing its depth as a model for daily prayer and its prophetic connection to the coming Kingdom of God. Jesus taught that prayer was never meant to be a performance, but a private conversation with our Father. Through this teaching, we see how genuine prayer transforms character, develops faith, and prepares believers for eternal reward at the Bema Seat of Christ. From "hallowing God's name" to "Your kingdom come, Your will be done," this study brings clarity to what Messiah intended—showing that the Lord's Prayer is both a personal guide and an eschatological cry for the day when Christ will reign from Jerusalem. Watch as Pastor Brandon exposes hypocrisy in prayer, addresses pagan repetition, and calls believers back to intimate, faith-filled communication with God.

In this message, Pastor Brandon unpacks the true meaning of the Lord's Prayer from a powerful Jewish perspective—revealing its depth as a model for daily prayer and its prophetic connection to the coming Kingdom of God.   Jesus taught that prayer was never meant to be a performance, but a private conversation with our Father. Through this teaching, we see how genuine prayer transforms character, develops faith, and prepares believers for eternal reward at the Bema Seat of Christ.   From “hallowing God's name” to “Your kingdom come, Your will be done,” this study brings clarity to what Messiah intended—showing that the Lord's Prayer is both a personal guide and an eschatological cry for the day when Christ will reign from Jerusalem.   Watch as Pastor Brandon exposes hypocrisy in prayer, addresses pagan repetition, and calls believers back to intimate, faith-filled communication with God.  

In Week 3 of our Here & Beyond series, Pastor Brandon unpacks Acts 1:6–7 and what it means to live a mission-shaped life. Jesus reminds His followers that the times and seasons belong to the Father—but our part is clear: to carry His mission wherever we go. This message challenges us to live with purpose, boldness, and an awareness that God placed us here on purpose and for a purpose.

Have you ever bought something online and it was never delivered? That disappointment points to a felt belief we all have that what is purchased should be delivered. Join us this Sunday as Pastor Brandon continues our series on the Holy Ghost and His unique role of making sure that we are signed, sealed, and delivered.

In this in-depth Bible study, Pastor Brandon Holthaus unpacks one of Scripture's most powerful Hebraisms: “My Well Beloved Has a Vineyard.” This message explores Isaiah 5 and the parable of the vineyard, revealing God's heart for Israel, the prophetic imagery behind the vineyard and the fig tree, and how misunderstanding this passage can lead to dangerous theological errors like Replacement Theology. From Isaiah to the Gospels, Pastor Brandon traces the prophetic line showing how Israel's spiritual condition in the days of Isaiah carried through to the time of Jesus and even into the modern era. Learn why the vineyard symbolizes Israel, how God's expectations of righteousness were met with rebellion, and why Jesus' parable of the wicked tenants serves as both a warning and a prophecy of coming judgment. This lesson dives into: - The Hebraic meaning of “My Well Beloved Has a Vineyard” (Isaiah 5) - How Israel became a prophetic signpost of God's plan - The difference between the vineyard, the fig tree, and the olive tree - Why misunderstanding this passage fuels Replacement Theology - The prophetic parallels between ancient Israel and the modern church - The unchanging covenant promises of God to Israel Stay with us to the end for a discussion on current events, digital surveillance, the spirit of Antichrist, and how these connect to biblical prophecy and end-times deception.

In this episode of The Postscript, Pastor Andrew and Pastor Brandon explore 2 Peter 1:1-11, unpacking Peter's powerful introduction and his call to spiritual growth. Together, they discuss the believer's identity in Christ, the gift of faith, and the call to pursue virtue, knowledge, and godliness. The conversation highlights the importance of grace-driven effort, assurance in God's promises, and what it means to truly know God in everyday life. Join them as they reflect on how faith shapes character and how God's grace enables us to grow, persevere, and live effectively for Him.

In this episode of The Postscript for Kids, Mr. Devon sits down with Pastor Brandon to dive into 2 Peter 1:1-11. Discover why this letter is like a sequel to 1 Peter, what it means that God gives us “all things that pertain to life and godliness,” and how faith in Jesus empowers us to live out God's calling even when it feels hard. We discuss the importance of loving others and how Jesus gently restores us when we fall short.

This week on The Sharing Grace Podcast, Pastor Brandon sits down with Pastor Mark and CAV CFO Cliff Miller to unpack the core church value of Generosity. From Paul's advice to Timothy in 1 Timothy 6, they explore how contentment, godliness, and trust in God's provision shape our giving, and why generosity reflects the heart of God.They also share practical tips for stewarding resources well, avoiding modern traps of wealth, and experiencing the joy of giving in everyday life.Books & Resources Mentioned:

This week on The Sharing Grace Podcast, Pastor Brandon sits down with Pastor Mark and CAV CFO Cliff Miller to unpack the core church value of Generosity. From Paul's advice to Timothy in 1 Timothy 6, they explore how contentment, godliness, and trust in God's provision shape our giving, and why generosity reflects the heart of God.They also share practical tips for stewarding resources well, avoiding modern traps of wealth, and experiencing the joy of giving in everyday life.Books & Resources Mentioned:

This week, Pastor Brandon continues our Journey Through Ephesians series with one of the most powerful chapters in Scripture — Ephesians 2. Before Christ, we were spiritually dead, slaves to the world, the enemy, and our own flesh. But Paul reminds us that everything changes with two words: “But God.” Through His mercy and grace, we've been raised to life, set free, and created for good works that He prepared for us in advance. This message is a reminder that salvation isn't the end — it's the beginning. We were dead, but now we are alive in Christ! ⏱️ Timestamps 0:00 – Welcome to Venture Church Online1:00 – Building expansion and generosity update2:30 – Introduction to Ephesians 23:40 – Reading Ephesians 2:1–105:00 – “Before and After” – setting up the message7:00 – Pastor Brandon's story about shoulder surgery8:30 – Who we were before Jesus10:00 – Spiritually dead and separated from God12:00 – Slaves to the world, the enemy, and the flesh14:40 – The world's pattern and influence16:00 – The deception of the enemy18:00 – Our struggle with the flesh and temptation22:00 – Deserving of wrath — the weight of sin24:30 – “But God” — the turning point26:00 – Made alive with Christ through grace28:00 – Understanding God's immeasurable love and mercy30:00 – Salvation as resurrection and new life32:00 – We are God's handiwork — His masterpiece34:00 – Created for good works prepared in advance36:00 – God's pursuit of those still in the “before”37:30 – The hope of transformation — “But God”39:00 – Invitation to follow Jesus and prayer of salvation40:30 – Closing announcements and worship night preview

This week Pastor Brandon continues our series "Deeper Waters", focusing on slowing down. The importance of Sabbath and creating time for rest.Support the show

Exodus 35:4–10, 20–29 Everything God needed to build the Tabernacle was already in the hands of His people. In the same way, God has already placed in us what's needed to build His church and reach our city. This message is all about seeing generosity as partnership with God in what He's already doing.

In this message, Pastor Brandon breaks down Jesus' powerful teaching in Matthew 6:1–18 — exposing the difference between doing the right thing for the wrong reason and living for the audience of One.   Jesus warned that even good spiritual disciplines — giving, praying, and fasting — can be corrupted by pride when our goal is to be seen by men. The question isn't just what we do for God… it's why we do it.   When you give in secret, pray sincerely, and fast privately, Jesus promises that “your Father who sees in secret will reward you openly.” It's not about religious performance — it's about pure motives, private devotion, and eternal reward at the Judgment Seat of Christ (2 Corinthians 5:10).   Discover how to: ✅ Guard your heart from hypocrisy ✅ Develop a private devotional life that pleases God ✅ Trade human applause for heavenly reward  

In this sermon from Romans 14, Pastor Brandon reminds us of the duty we have to properly disciple and care for the other members of the body of Christ. The Bible makes it clear that we should treat people with care and sensitivity while still telling them the truth. This sermon will be a challenge for all who hear to live and love like Jesus. Romans 14.

In this teaching, Pastor Brandon walks through powerful Hebraic idioms found in Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon. From "there is nothing new under the sun" to "catch the little foxes that spoil the vines," this message uncovers timeless truths about human nature, spiritual warfare, and relationships. Learn how Solomon's wisdom reveals the futility of life "under the sun" apart from God, why sin and deception are simply recycled patterns, and how only divine revelation breaks those cycles. Then, journey into the Song of Solomon to explore how small, unchecked compromises—the "little foxes"—can destroy intimacy in marriages, families, and faith. This message offers biblical insight into: • Recognizing the repetitive nature of sin and Satan's tactics • Breaking generational and personal cycles through God's revelation • Understanding the risk of faith and stepping into God's calling • Identifying and removing the "foxes" that damage relationships • Applying healthy communication, boundaries, and spiritual maturity Whether in marriage, family, or personal growth, this study reveals how the Lord calls us to rise above the monotony of "under the sun" and live in the light of His truth. **Scripture References:** Ecclesiastes 1:9 • Ecclesiastes 11:1 • Song of Solomon 2:15 • 1 Corinthians 5:11 • Psalm 139:23–24 #BibleStudy #Hebraisms #Ecclesiastes #SongOfSolomon #SpiritualGrowth #ChristianTeaching #Relationships #Faith #Marriage #Discipleship #RockHarborChurch