Current Series: Trust God's Promises
The Bible tells us that God is a promise-making, and a promise-keeping God. He makes promises in the Bible to literally everybody. It has been estimated that there are over 7000 promises in God’s Word.
Now, God's promises are like a divine insurance policy. In an insurance policy, when you know what is covered, then you don't sweat it when that circumstance happens in your life. Or that illness, or that accident, when you know what's covered in the policy, you relax. On the other hand, if you don't know what is covered in the insurance policy, if you are ignorant of it, you worry. One of the problems that we have today is people don't know the promises of God, so they spend a lot of time worrying.
Every Christian has promises from God. We have these promises God has made in our lives which we can dwell on, meditate on, and believe into existence. The Christian life rests on a foundation of God’s promises for today and for the future. We can trust everything His Word shows Him to be...
Now, God's promises are like a divine insurance policy. In an insurance policy, when you know what is covered, then you don't sweat it when that circumstance happens in your life. Or that illness, or that accident, when you know what's covered in the policy, you relax. On the other hand, if you don't know what is covered in the insurance policy, if you are ignorant of it, you worry. One of the problems that we have today is people don't know the promises of God, so they spend a lot of time worrying.
Every Christian has promises from God. We have these promises God has made in our lives which we can dwell on, meditate on, and believe into existence. The Christian life rests on a foundation of God’s promises for today and for the future. We can trust everything His Word shows Him to be...
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Truthful: The Lord knows what is true and speaks honestly in all matters.
Faithful: Scripture compares the Lord to a shepherd. Loving: God’s love for us was demonstrated at the cross. All-powerful: Divine power created the world and raised the Savior back to life. |
Think about this way, a promise is valuable only if the one making it has trustworthy character and the ability to carry through. We can base our entire life on His promises, secure in the knowledge that He will do just as He has said.
So, come and worship with us, as we learn to “Trust God’s Promises”.
So, come and worship with us, as we learn to “Trust God’s Promises”.
“The future is as bright as the promises of God.” |
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The word the Lord has given us for 2026 is REVIVAL!
When you hear the word Revival what comes to mind? Maybe you associate the word with a church service that takes place under a big tent with fiery preaching. You may think of revivals as spiritual movements that have occurred in other places but never as part of your own personal experience. You think about a time in your life when your faith had grown stale but was suddenly awakened to become fresh and new. Or you think in terms of the word's explicit meaning: "restoration to life, consciousness, vigor, strength." |
The truth is that the word Revival has many connotations —but that does not make them wrong. The problem comes when our understanding is limited to a certain way we have learned about or experienced revival. We might begin to think revival is a spiritual outcome we can produce. It is not! True biblical revival is not something we can program into church or personal life. It is different than organizing a campaign. One is worked up, the other is sent down. Revival is God coming down.
When we encounter God, three things happen--we get a right view of God, a right view of self, and a heart for the world.
Our homes need revival. Our churches need revival. This nation needs revival. The world needs Jesus! No military power can bring revival. No economic upturn brings revival. And no election can bring revival. Revival is the sovereign work of Almighty God.
Everything changes when God comes among us! Let us pray that He will revive each of our hearts with Himself, transforming our nation as we are transformed as His people.
When we encounter God, three things happen--we get a right view of God, a right view of self, and a heart for the world.
Our homes need revival. Our churches need revival. This nation needs revival. The world needs Jesus! No military power can bring revival. No economic upturn brings revival. And no election can bring revival. Revival is the sovereign work of Almighty God.
Everything changes when God comes among us! Let us pray that He will revive each of our hearts with Himself, transforming our nation as we are transformed as His people.
