Jesus asked His own disciples, “How is it that you have no faith?” They had followed Him, watched Him perform miracles, and left everything for Him, yet a storm exposed an area where they still struggled to trust. What if faith is not about trying harder to believe, but becoming more aware of the faithfulness of the One we are being asked to trust?
Read MoreSometimes following Jesus means stepping beyond the edge of everything familiar. The road may be unknown to us, but it is never unknown to God. Pastor Pat shares why faith is less about having the whole map and more about knowing the One who is leading us.
Read MoreAmerica's story isn't just about politics, revolutions, or independence. It's about a pattern repeated throughout Scripture: God blesses, people prosper, and eventually they begin trusting the blessing more than the One who gave it. In this final message of the 250 Series, we discover why biblical freedom is never freedom from God, but freedom to live under the lordship of Jesus Christ.
Read MoreFrom the Garden of Eden to the Great Awakening, history reveals the same spiritual battle: Will we trust God's Word or our own understanding? Discover why true transformation begins with being born again.
Read MoreIt is possible to know the Bible, value Christian morality, and remain close to the things of God without ever fully surrendering to Christ. The First Great Awakening reminds us that every generation must personally decide what it will do with Jesus.
Read MoreThe Pilgrims crossed an ocean believing God had called them, only to encounter storms, setbacks, and unexpected detours. Their story reminds us that biblical faith isn't trusting God because life goes according to plan. It's trusting Him because His character never changes. Through the words of Jesus, the example of Abraham, and the testimony of the Mayflower Pilgrims, discover a faith that can withstand every storm.
Read MoreEvery believer eventually encounters a season where what they know about God seems to collide with what they're experiencing in life. Those moments aren't signs that God has abandoned us, they're often the very places where He is teaching us to know Him more deeply.
Read MoreStorms don't just challenge our circumstances, they challenge our thinking. In Part 2 of Seasons of the Soul, Pastor Eddie explores why every season produces thoughts, how those thoughts can distort our view of God, and why faith means allowing God's Word, not our circumstances, to become our reality.
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