Have you ever considered meditating on Scripture daily as a habit to anchor your soul in peace?

In this message, Pastor Dennis Beers shares from Proverbs 3:5-12 - a passage of Scripture he meditates upon daily. There is a foundational truth found in this passage - relationship with God is built on TRUST, not analytical knowledge. This message will encourages you to rely on God to guide you on your path through life, to honor God with your resources which leads to spiritual and physical vitality, and to embrace God's discipline in your life as an act of fatherly love. This message models how to personalize scripture by meditating on Bible passages & turning them into prayer and communion with God.

Is the focus of your life the person of the Lord Jesus Christ?

Greg Beel shares a personal message focused on the necessity of complete surrender to Jesus Christ rather than relying on religious leaders or spiritual experiences. He recounts his own journey from a disillusioned youth to a man who found purpose through a deep revelation of the Gospel and the person of Jesus. Greg warns that focusing on human ministries or supernatural encounters is "sinking sand," especially when leaders fail or double lives are exposed. Instead, he emphasizes that Jesus is the only solid foundation capable of addressing the human issues of sin and death. This message ends with a call to personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

Is God desiring your compliance or your obedience? What is the difference?

The biblical record of Israel's first three kings - Saul, David, and Solomon - provide the backdrop for this helpful and encouraging message by Pastor Dennis Beers which will take you to the heart of the matter in your relationship with Christ. The same wonderful grace from Jesus that justifies us at salvation will sanctify us to grow & become more like Him. It's never been about our works or merit, and it never will be. This message will remind you of the joy and rest of just being clay in the Potter's hand. It is God at work in you both to will and to do His good pleasure! (Phil. 2:13)