Solomon - How our hearts become divided

When life drastically changes, we often wonder, “Where are You, God?” Today, Joseph teaches us that even when life makes no sense, God is still leading us.

David's past  was filled with things he probably wished never happened! So what can we learn from David's past that will help us move forward from our past? Also we will deal with the subject of polygamy since David had many wives and we will ask "Was God okay with that??"

As Christians, our time on earth is limited, and our lives are on display for the world to see. People are watching how we live, how we treat others, and how we respond to difficulties. The question is, when they look at us, do they see Jesus?Are we living for ourselves, or are we making the most of the time we have to make an eternal difference?

Many of us live with a little Jesus and a lot of what “I” want. Solomon started with a heart devoted to God but ended with a divided one. Join us today for “How Our Hearts Become Divided.”

Are you tired of it all? Tired of the same trials, the same heartaches, and the same problems hitting you over and over? Are you wondering when they will end and when they don't do you wonder where God is? Join us today as we see the choice that David had: run from God or wait it out and it is shocking what he actually does!

What should happen in our lives when we become Christians? Following Jesus is more than just believing in Him. It's about repentance, surrender, and allowing the Holy Spirit to change us from the inside out. In Romans 12, we discover how genuine faith transforms our priorities, desires, purpose, and character.

Sharing Jesus is getting harder as our culture changes. So what kept Paul going? His heart broke for people who didn’t know Jesus. Join us today for “Lost People SHOULD Matter!”

Today's lesson is for those of you who have been hurt by someone and you want revenge. You see the person who did you wrong and they don't seem to be paying for what they did. Today David will come face to face with the man who has been trying to destroy him and the question is: what will he do? Join us for this very important message!

Today, many people associate speaking in tongues with what we see demonstrated by charismatic and pentecostal churches.  But this kind of tongues is not described in the Bible, raising an important question: Are we following Scripture or tradition?

Lately, we’ve been hearing about Christian pastors, worship leaders, and authors walking away from their faith—and we wonder why. Today, we’ll look at what may be at the heart of it: What are you anchoring your faith to?