God sees and rewards each act of obedience to Him.

Grace through suffering transforms character, creates empathy, and reaffirms God’s presence in our lives.

Dr. Stanley references chapter 5 of First Peter to outline some of God's promises in relation to humility.

3/16/25 message from Pastor Ralph Royea "The Original Cancel Culture"We won’t Bow!We are The Original Cancel Culture.This is the week of Purim. Purim is a Jewish Holiday that highlights the remembrance of three main figures: Esther, Mordecai, and Haman. The Jews were in submission to the Persian Empire during this time. An evil man, Haman, rose in …

Exploring Romans 5:12, Dr. Stanley explains the meaning behind the phrase, “this grace in which we stand.”

You can experience joy in the midst of difficulty because God is bigger than any challenge you face.

Can a person say he or she is rich if they have no hope, peace, contentment or assurance?

When trouble comes, turn your attention from the problem to Almighty God.

Ask God to help you know where He is working—and how you can join Him.

What occupies your time and influences all your decisions?

Get encouraged to have a relationship with Christ first, and a relationship with someone else who can keep you accountable, second.

Be patient—God's timing is always perfect.

Discover what we inherit the moment our heavenly Father makes us His children.

Since even good things can be a distraction, choose to prioritize your relationship with God.