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Pastor Ford says that faith is believing it is so, even when it’s not so, until it becomes so, because God said so.  Then when we launch out into the deep, what are we doing?  We’re stepping out in faith, believing what God has said and trusting He will go with us into the unknown.

As we consider the scripture passage in Luke 2, which gives a brief description of Jesus’ growing up years, we’ll see that He grew in 4 specific areas:  mentally, physically, spiritually, and socially.  And we’ll continue to learn how this is not only a description of His growth, but also a prescription for how...

As we continue to look at what it means to launch out into the deep, we’ll see that Peter didn’t understand the capacity of the blessings that Jesus wanted to bestow on Him.  That’s because he was too small in his thinking.  And because of that, he missed out on some of the blessings.  Learn more on today’s...

Today on Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford points out that there are some individuals who don’t want anything to do with Jesus because of what somebody who knows Jesus did.  He’ll share with us how we should respond to this type of criticism from unbelievers.

After he came to Jesus intentionally, Jairus immediately invited Jesus to his house. He wanted Jesus to come heal his daughter, but he also was focused on introducing Jesus to his entire household. According to Pastor Ford, a wise father is the one who invites Jesus into his house and introduces Him to everyone there.  ...

When we look at Luke 2:52, we should realize that it is not just a declaration about Jesus, it’s about the reputation of Jesus. Pastor Ford says we need to understand that the fourteen words contained in that verse are not just a description of Jesus’ life, but they’re a prescription for our lives.

Luke 2:52 says, “And Jesus grew in wisdom and stature and in favor with God and man.” Pastor Ford points out that this means Jesus’ growth was prioritized.  In other words, His mental growth took precedent over the physical and His spiritual growth took precedent over the social. Find out more on today’s Treasured...

As we begin to look at the passage in John 5, where Jesus healed the man who had been an invalid for thirty-eight years, we’ll see how everyone waiting to be healed at the pool of Bethesda, was placing their hope in the power of the water in the pool.  Instead, they should have been placing their faith in the Power at the Pool—Jesus.

Scripture says that our God will supply all our needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus.  And that’s a promise we can count on!  Pastor Ford will remind us that God is not going to let us out give Him.  When we use our resources for His purposes, then God increases His provisions and gives us more resources.

Who do you look to when you have a situation, when you have a problem?  Do you look to your intellect? Do you look to your Pastor or your church? Do you look to your bank account?  Do you look to your friends or your family?  Or do you look to Jesus?  Pastor Ford will share with us why there’s no reason for us to look to anyone or anything...