This teaching on Psalm 89 walks through one of Scripture’s most profound declarations of God’s covenant faithfulness. Rich unfolds the psalm’s poetic structure, showing how it moves from praise to tension and back to trust—anchored in the unshakable lovingkindness of Yahweh. At the heart of the psalm is God’s covenant with David, a promise ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ and …
From Creation to Completion
Scripture presents history as a single, intentional work of God—from beginning to end. The Bible does not record a series of disconnected events, but the unfolding of one deliberate purpose. Scripture does not move toward uncertainty, but toward the fulfillment of God’s original intent for creation. What God begins, He brings to completion. Even in the face of rebellion meant …
The Supremacy of Christ
In this teaching Marc Dickie shares from Hebrews 1, drawing our attention to the supremacy of Jesus Christ as the promised Messiah and the reality of his ongoing, active ministry today. He beautifully wove together how the Bible speaks with one unified voice—across different authors and generations—revealing God’s faithful plan to send His Son as the redeemer of mankind. Marc …
The Freedom Found in Forgiveness
Forgiveness may be one of the hardest things God calls us to practice, whether toward others or toward ourselves. It doesn’t mean excusing evil or pretending nothing happened. It’s the deliberate, God-honoring choice to release resentment, let go of the desire for revenge, and trust our heavenly Father with justice. Even the world around us recognizes what Scripture has long …
Honesty Is The Only Policy
The God of the Bible is not hiding from humanity. He isn’t a riddle to be solved or a puzzle to be mastered in order to fix life’s problems. God is living, relational, and purposeful. He created people, understands what it means to be personal, and relates to humanity with intention and care. According to Jesus, God’s nature toward us …
The Permanence of Salvation
One of the most pressing questions believers wrestle with today is simple — is salvation truly secure, or is it something that must be maintained through continued faithfulness, obedience, or perseverance? For many sincere Christians, salvation has quietly shifted from a finished work of God into a fragile arrangement dependent on human consistency. The result is often uncertainty instead of …
Joy That Holds In A Shaking World
Joyous New Year! As we step into 2026, it’s worth acknowledging something we all already know: some hard things will happen this year. There will be disappointments, interruptions, and moments that test our patience and faith. Circumstances will not always make us “happy.” But Scripture never calls us to chase happiness—it calls us to choose joy. And the joy of …
Why Do Christians Pray?
“Prayer” is uniquely human. Whether they realize it or not, everyone prays. Some address a deity, while others simply “wish” or seek “good vibes.” Yet the fact remains: at one time or another, every person prays. Still, remarkably few ever see genuine fruit from this most basic spiritual act. Scripture declares that the God of the Bible answers prayer, unlike …
Rediscovering Awe
In this teaching, Kevin Guigou explored the transformative power of humility and childlike wonder in the Christian life. He highlighted the necessity of maintaining a childlike sense of wonder and trust in God, encouraging the embracing of simplicity and openness. Kevin emphasized that true spiritual growth transcends the mere acquisition of systematic information, centering instead on personal, experiential knowledge (discovery). …
Divine Wisdom in the Cross
Rich Robson teaches on the “foolishness of the cross,” grounding his message in Isaiah 29 and 1 Corinthians 1–2. He opened by showing how God routinely overturns the expectations of the world—using what seems weak, unimpressive, or foolish to accomplish His greatest purposes. Where human wisdom exalts intellect, status, and accomplishment, divine wisdom reveals itself through humility, faith, and the …