Go Deeper Messages

Louie Giglio joins us for another week of All on the Altar, highlighting the importance of gazing upon the Lord in our worship from Psalm 27. Amidst our circumstances and feelings, we are encouraged to seek God and continue praising Him with genuine, personal worship.

Do you desire to receive greater revelation from God’s Word? David Diga Hernandez shares 5 Bible study keys you can apply right now. If you’re a beginner in Bible study, these keys will increase your ability to understand God’s Word.

The late Rev. Billy Graham shares a timeless message as we turn the corner from this year, and prepare to start fresh!

Approaching Christmas as just a sugary holiday “for the kids” leaves us without an answer to our greatest need—reconciliation with God. Alistair Begg encourages us to instead view Christ’s birth in light of His historical, victorious work on the cross. At the heart of the incarnation is a profound mystery: in the fullness of time, God took on flesh to give His life as a ransom for many. Only a cross-centered Christmas will satisfy our heart’s deepest longings.

Guest speaking at James River Church, Lisa Harper shares about having wonder for the seemingly small miracles from God in our lives. Our prayer is that gratitude rises more in your heart for what God is doing, has done and is going to do.

Max Lucado shares that turning our faces toward Jesus in worship positions our hearts toward gratitude, freedom, and courage; and it’s the most precious gift we can give our Savior this Christmas.

Who are you? Who are you deep down? What is your identity? That question seems simple, but everyone struggles to find a genuine answer. Jackie Hill Perry shares “The Truth About Ourselves” at the Revive Our Hearts Conference.

A timely message from the Late Derek Prince about Thanksgiving, praise, and worship – recorded in Bromley, UK, in October of 1988.

You can never fully control your circumstances, but you can fully control your attitude. In this message from Joakim Lundqvist, we’re learning how to keep an attitude of gratitude. In a cynical world, it’s easy to give the impression of good character without actually living it out. But now more than ever, actions speak louder than words. Not just any action, but the kind centered on what matters most. Let’s learn how we can bring True Virtue back into our everyday lives.

From Grace Church in Amarillo, TX, Pastor Bill Gehm, speaks from Jude 24 – “Now to Him who is able to keep you from stumbling, And to present you faultless Before the presence of His glory with exceeding joy, To God our Savior, Who alone is wise, Be glory and majesty, Dominion and power, Both now and forever. Amen.”