Posts by Rob Anthony

The last two years have taught us the meaning of words like quarantine and social distancing, leaving us lonelier than ever. In this message, Pastor Max shows us why we are never alone—not this Christmas, not ever.

In this message, Pastor John Lindell helps us discover the power of entering God’s presence with thanksgiving.

In this teaching, Nate Heitzig describes the person of the Holy Spirit, His work, and how He helps you gain a deeper understanding of God’s Word.

Your favorite candidate will win or lose based on how our country votes. However, the Church will win or lose based on our behavior between now and then.

Forgiveness is one of the most untapped resources among Christians. We often talk about forgiveness without actually engaging in its power.

Ideas have consequences. Actions are the result of ideas, thoughts, and history. You will not know how to get where you need to go if you do not see how you got to where you are. You need to find out what’s behind an idea, an action, or a consequence. When you get an understanding, you will develop tolerance.

Kay Arthur will open your eyes to the great influence you possess and challenge you to use it to build God’s kingdom in our day.

When life is going well we attribute it as good luck, and when life is going poorly we refer to it as bad luck. But Tony Evans wants you to walk away from the idea of luck and introduce you to a new word: providence. In this lesson, begin to view life’s detours not as luck, but instead as God arranging things to come together or disconnect for His will.

In this week’s message Pastor Blaine Braden from Eastmont Church in Bend, Oregon, wraps up a series on the Book of Acts. This passage primarily consists of Stephen giving a defense of the Christian faith. Stephen sews together massive chunks of the Old Testament to build an argument that shows the Jewish people that Jesus is the Christ the scriptures promised.

In this message, Tim Keller teaches about the end of the “great prayer” by Jesus, also known as his “priestly prayer.” In this prayer, we see Jesus praying for his disciples in the room with him and future Christians. If you are a Christian, this prayer is for you and can give you the resources to face life’s challenges and death itself.