Posts by Rob Anthony

Author Ruth Chou Simons unpacks Jesus’s statement “I am the way, and the truth, and the life” from John 14:1–14.

Join Pastor Gabe Kolstad from Westside Community Church in Portland, OR, to talk about if Science and the Supernatural can coexist.

Lee Strobel spent two years of his life studying, researching, learning everything he could in order to disprove the resurrection and deity of Christ. What he found instead changed his life forever. In this message, Lee takes us through the four main points he found that shifted his mind and heart about the truth surrounding the resurrection of Jesus.

H.B. Charles Jr. preaches from Psalm 139 at the Shiloh Metropolitan Baptist Church in Jacksonville, Florida.

Dr. Teresa Conlon, from Times Square Church in New York City, uses the example of Deborah in Judges to teach how God uses mothers in each of our lives!

God responds to the prayers of His people, and throughout the Bible we find examples of prayer changing the course of nations. In this 2024 National Day of Prayer celebration, Pastor Allen leads the congregation through prayers for ourselves, our leaders, our nation, and our world. “Your role in this is mission critical,” Pastor Allen said. “We’re asking the Creator of all things to engage with us in impacting our generation. That’s a tremendous privilege!” Let’s be diligent to ask for God’s mercy, grace, and blessings upon our nation.

Dr. John Mark Yeats, president of Corban University shares an inspiring message to the student body at Corban University in Salem, Oregon!

Paul David Tripp speaks from the passage of 1 Corinthians 15, celebrating the Resurrection, and it’s importance in transforming our lives.

The late Rev. Tim Keller shared this message at Redeemer Presbyterian Church on March 2, 1997: What do we learn from Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem? Jesus is incredibly humble but absolutely immodest. He orchestrates his entry to show that he is the King. His message to everyone is that they can crown him or kill him, but there is no middle way. The same choice holds true for each and every one of us. In this sermon, we will learn about the nature of the kingship of Christ: 1) The confrontational nature; 2) The paradoxical nature; 3) The transformational nature.