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We all experience pain at one time or another in our life and we want relief. Often the pain is temporary. But what do you do when it isn't? When the pain just won't go away, when healing does not come, when the grief and hurt settle in? On Friday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, neuropsychologist and author, Dr. Michelle Bengtson joins...

In Hebrews 11, we see how Abel worshipped God.  And from his example we’ll learn that worship’s acceptance is based on pleasing the Sovereign, rather than pleasing the self.  Because worship is all about God.  It’s never about us. Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.

As we look further at Hebrews 11, we’ll hear about how God honors those who act upon His word by faith, to obtain by faith in His word what they couldn’t obtain any other way. Learn more about this on today’s Treasured Truth.

Pastor Ford explains that we typically want what the people in Hebrews 11 had, but we don’t necessarily want to do what they did. And if you want what they had, then you have to do what they did. So, what did they do? They believed God fully by faith in His Word.

The people we read about in Hebrews 11 had their faith “pinned down.” In other words, they didn’t have a faith that did not trust God when things looked like they weren’t going to go the way that they wanted them to go. Learn more about this on today’s Treasured Truth.

Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark continues an insightful lesson on prayer. Picking up in Luke chapter 11, Mark teaches on the importance of people and forgiveness using the Lord's Prayer. At the close of this message, there is a wonderful Bold Action Gift that will be offered by Trillia Newbell titled Fear and Faith.

In the Old Testament book of Judges, chapter 11, we read about Jephthah’s foolish vow. And today Pastor Ford will begin to explain how Jephthah came to make such a rash and drastic statement and then to what extent it affected his daughter and his own life and ministry.

All of the “heroes and she-roes” we read about in the Bible had flaws, just like every follower of Christ. We all have flaws. But consider this—how are your flaws and imperfections allowing God to prepare you to do a great work for Him, just like Rahab and the others we read about in Hebrews 11? ...

Rahab’s name is mentioned in the genealogy of Christ that we read in Matthew chapter 11. But there’s no mention in that passage about the fact that she was a prostitute. Why? Because God took her past, redeemed it, then changed her life’s direction, so she could fulfill the destiny He had for her. She was no longer what...