Why do you do what you do? | Isaiah 42:1-4

The Dangers of Wealth | Matthew 19:16-26

America has been richly blessed with freedom and prosperity—but could those same blessings become a stumbling block to our faith? This week's message explores Jesus' encounter with the rich young ruler in Matthew 19 and examines the subtle dangers that wealth can bring, including pride, self-reliance, and misplaced devotion. Discover why Jesus said it is difficult for the rich to enter the kingdom of heaven, what He was really teaching, and how we can enjoy God's blessings without allowing them to capture our hearts. This is a timely message for anyone seeking to follow Christ faithfully in a culture of abundance.

The Influence of Fatherhood | Ephesians 6:4

Fatherhood is one of God's most significant callings, carrying a profound influence on the hearts, character, and spiritual lives of children. In this Father's Day message from Ephesians 6:4, we explore the biblical responsibility of fathers to lovingly shepherd their children through both discipline and instruction. We also reflect on several God-given qualities often found in men and how, when submitted to Christ, those strengths can be used to bless, protect, guide, and strengthen the family for the glory of God and the flourishing of the next generation.

Proverbs: A Warning Against Laziness - (Proverbs 6:6–11)

In Proverbs 6:6–11, Solomon warns that laziness, procrastination, and excuses rob us of fruitfulness and keep us from the life God has been given us to live. Rather than wasting our opportunities through idleness, believers are called to be diligent, faithful, and purposeful stewards of their time, responsibilities, and calling for the glory of God.

Why do you do what you do? | Isaiah 42:1-4

6/7/26

Proverbs: The Deception of Lust - (Proverbs 5:1-6)

In this message from Proverbs, we explore the deceptive nature of lust, the danger of temptation, and the wisdom God provides for pursuing purity and faithfulness. Scripture reveals how lust slowly erodes godly desire, distorting what was designed for good and leading the heart away from wisdom. Through practical instruction and biblical insight, this passage calls us to exercise self-control, walk in the fear of the Lord, and find lasting satisfaction in God’s design for our lives.