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As we continue our study in the book of James, Pastor Ford will ask us to consider this question—even though we’re going through something right now, are we more committed to Jesus’ purpose than we are to getting out of our pain?

As we start a new message, Pastor Ford will ask us to consider how the friends of the paralyzed man in Mark chapter 2 carried him directly to Jesus so he could be healed.  In the same way, we should never let anyone, or anything stop us from getting those in our lives who we know need Jesus to Him.

Is your life and testimony making Jesus attractive to the people around you?  Is anyone overhearing you share what Jesus has done for you in His person, His power, His plan, His program, and in His provision?  Pastor Ford asks today, “Who’s hearing you?”...

As we begin a series of messages that Pastor Ford hopes will help us get our money right, he has a sobering reminder for those who follow Jesus.  As His followers, our main priority ought to be focused only on Him, not on money.  The Bible states clearly that we cannot serve the Master and money.  We have to have Jesus in a...

Today, Pastor Ford will explain that our salvation through Jesus can actually be described in financial terms.  Through His sacrifice, Jesus became the investment.  And as He redeems us, we become the dividends of His investment.

God gives us money for several reasons.  And as we begin today to look at those reasons, Pastor Ford will help us understand that God doesn’t always give to us directly what He wants us to have.  Instead, sometimes He uses His power in certain ways so powerful people will use their power and provision to invest in the lives...

As followers of Jesus, we sometimes attach the ideas of poverty and spirituality to each other. But today, Pastor Ford will help us understand that those two descriptions aren’t synonymous and they don’t belong together. He explains that his job is to separate those two terms for us. And our job is to interpret what he’s...

Satan will often use opposition to discourage believers.  But opposition is just opportunity that is cleverly disguised.  We’ll see today how the Apostle Paul realized that his opportunity was designed as opposition so he would become discouraged.  And we’ll see how to combat that same strategy that Satan tries...

Sometimes God uses people as agents to bless us and to meet our needs.  But Pastor Ford will explain today that we sometimes reject the very provision of God, because we don’t like who He’s chosen to bring the blessing to us.

As we begin a new study in 1 Corinthians 3, Pastor Ford reminds us that we, as Christians, are all on the same team and we must work together to accomplish ministry.  And Christians who realize that all unity in ministry is based on the finished work of Christ, will be able to glorify Him by uniting themselves. ...