Posts by Rob Anthony

In many ways we have more information than ever before and yet often our direct engagement in Scripture has dropped. It’s one thing to access other people’s content and material. What if you could read, study and interpret the Bible for yourself? Author Benjamin Windle shares the keys to learning from and understanding God’s Word on a deeper level!

From Venture Church in Dallas, NC, Pastor Austin Rammell dives into 2nd Samuel where we see from David and Saul’s armies how pride and arrogance leads to division. With wisdom comes unity against common enemies.

Max Lucado shares a special Christmas message, reminding us that much like we decorate a Christmas tree, God spends intentional time choosing us, preparing us, and decorating us in His beauty.

Mary, the mother of Jesus, is central to the story of Christmas. Unfortunately, people are greatly divided about her importance and her role. Some magnify her too much, making her more important than even Jesus. Others ignore her and fail to give her the esteem she deserves. With Skip Heitzig, we briefly consider Mary and five notable attributes that formed her personality.

Christ’s kingdom of peace is where we all long to live forever, and anyone can enter in—not by political conquest but by personal surrender. Pastor Ray Ortlund shares more in this message entitled “The Advent of Peace.”

Through Philippians 4, Pastor Matt Chandler encourages us to find joy and gratitude apart from life’s circumstances in an age of anxiety.

Join Pastor Blaine Braden as he explores the foundational question “Who is God?” from Jesus’ complete payment for sin, to God’s attributes, emphasizing His living, personal, self-existent, eternal, holy, and transcendent nature as revealed through revelation.

Jesus isn’t a distant Savior. He’s personal, present, and unafraid of our pain. In this message by Lisa Harper, we’re reminded that holiness doesn’t begin with having it all together—it begins with coming close to the One who already does. He meets us in the mess, carries our heartache, and calls us beloved. His kindness is what transforms us.

Pastor Cliffe Knechtle from Grace Community Church in New Canaan, CT, shares how we can experience God’s presence through the fruits of the Holy Spirit like peace, patience, love, kindness, and more!

One of the number one reasons people struggle with faith in God comes down to the “problem of pain.” If you have wondered why a loving God would allow for suffering in the world, check out this sermon from Pastor Joel Dombrow.