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The precipitation for our praise is based on Who God is—it's because He has intrinsic glory. In other words, there’s nothing that’s added to Him that makes Him glorious. We praise because He’s God all by Himself—He’s omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient. And He’s worthy of our praise!

As we continue to look at why God deserves all of our praise, we’ll learn that we can’t just join God’s family. We have to be born into it. So, what did Jesus do for us?  He traded places with you and with me, which allows us to become part of God’s family.

Today, Pastor Ford will explain that praise should be done volitionally, as an act of our will.  It doesn’t matter how we feel, we should give God some praise!  We could feel like ten miles of bad highway, but we shouldn’t walk out of a worship service without saying something to God in a corporate setting and letting...

Looking at the benefits of grace from Jeremiah 52, Pastor Ford reminds us that grace gives us God’s best even when we are at our worst. We need to understand that we wouldn’t have God’s best if He hadn’t given it to us by His grace. Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.

Part of understanding joy is considering its source. Our joy is based on our relationship with God and it is born in us by the Holy Spirit. Joy elevates us in the presence of God. It controls our worship of Him, even when we’re going through difficult times and situations.

​What's the difference between just saying "I'm sorry" and true repentance? Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark answers this question in part 1 of this message titled Repentance. You'll get to hear some responses of random people being asked and answering this question and then Mark's message teaching from Psalm 51.

Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark teaches how confident people find clarity in their life's mission and calling. Mark will continue to discuss the contrast between the two biblical kings, David and Saul from 1 Samuel chapter 30. In this message you will see how David started to rise due to his attitude and characteristics, and how...

Whenever we overcome temptation, the process of overcoming purifies us.  It makes us stronger and better; it builds us up.  Our roots grow deeper into our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and we become more like Him. Join us for on today’s Treasured Truth, as Pastor Ford begins a new series about taming temptation.