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Pastor Ford will explain that our struggle is greater with God than it is with the Devil.  Why?  Because it’s a lot easier to give into temptation than to resist it.  But our biggest problem is not with the Devil and it’s not with God.  Our biggest problem is with ourselves. Hear more about the “inner-me...

Does being in debt distort our goals? Yes, because when we’re in debt, we can’t seek first the Kingdom of God and His righteousness. Why? Because we’ve gone into debt adding all of these things to ourselves, instead of letting the Lord add them to us in His time and through His provision. Find out more on today’s Treasured...

Jesus is a taker.  The most spectacular robbery didn’t happen in a movie.  It happened on a hill called Calvary where Jesus died and took our sins on Himself.  He is a taker, who came to take away what we don’t need and give us what we do need.

Today we turn to Isaiah 40, as Pastor Ford describes how God craves our worship.  He’ll explain that this passage drives us to worshipping God, by giving us a glimpse of His glory, so we will be mesmerized by His majesty, blinded by His beauty and humbled by His holiness. ...

Pastor Ford will remind us today that when things get out of control, Jesus is still in control.  That in this passage we will study today, Jesus will show His deity through His sovereignty, and His exercise of power over all of creation.

It doesn’t matter what you’re going through when Jesus has the power to overcome anything.  If you’ve been left out, put out, or burnt out, Jesus can work it out for you.  Remember, if He can turn water into wine, then He can choose to work a miracle in your life too.

Pastor Ford describes the three choices we have—Jesus is either Lord, liar or lunatic.  We have to make a choice, because just as He asked Peter, Jesus also asks us, “Who do you say that I am?” ...

As we continue this series of messages about what to do before you get married, Pastor Ford will explain that it’s easy to fall in love. The problem always is managing to love Jesus more than our prospective spouse. He’ll ask us all this pertinent question—do we really love Jesus or do we just have a crush on Him? Find out...

Being delivered from our sin is directly related to the closeness of our relationship with Jesus. Knowing Jesus more closely makes us more aware of our sin. And as our sensitivity to sin increases, which is evidence of our maturity, then our activity of sin ought to decrease. In other words, the more we fellowship with Jesus, the less we...

Obedience is the hallmark of commitment. And we’re only as committed to Jesus as we are obedient to Him. Jesus said, “You are My friends if you do whatever I command you.” We need to surrender fully to Him. Pastor Ford wants you to consider giving Jesus the “blank check” of your life and then letting Him fill in all the details.