Escaping the Corruption of Lust
Lust corrupts and enslaves people. But God has given us precious promises that will enable us to escape the corruptions in this world.
Renewing the Mind
When we repent of our wrongful thinking, God will begin using His Word to realign our thoughts and give us a pure mind in Christ.
Finding Power to Live a Righteous Life
What does God use to bring us from a life of sin into a life of freedom and righteousness? That's our subject in this chapel sermon.
When You Bury Your Sin
In this chapel message, we learn the consequences that come from choosing to hide our sin.
Ruled By God in the Inward Life
Inward submission to God is just as important as outward obedience. A lack of surrender inside will cause rebellion to grow in our hearts.
Losing Everything to Gain Nothing
It's easy for sex addicts to give in to the allurements of momentary satisfaction. But they must realize the eternal cost of such decisions.
Now is the Time to Seek the Lord
Seeking God must become a priority in our lives because Scripture teaches that we will find Him if we search for Him with our whole hearts.
What Was Lacking in My Repentance
Many of us may have placed little to no value on God's kindness, and the results have been catastrophic.
Filters
The First Deadly Sin
In this chapel message, Pastor Steve shows us that pride is more multifaceted than many of us realize, and very odious to God.
Pleasing God
Believers must deny the sinful desire to please self instead of God. In this sermon, Glenn Meldrum shows us how to live a God-pleasing life.
The Unwilling King
Even though Saul was chosen by the Lord, anointed with His Spirit, and even given a “changed heart,” he was eventually rejected. Learn why.
The Love of Cain
Christian teaching often blurs the line between a child of God and a child of the devil. But Scripture makes the distinction crystal clear.
Life-Changing Scriptures Pt. 2
Pastor Ed shares how God made it very real to him that His living and active word has the power to build and ground our faith in Him.
