Pastor Desmond Outlaw outlines the necessary importance of prayer in the life of a believer, focusing on commitment, discipline, and confidence in prayer, illustrated through various texts.

All of us go through seasons of doubt and despair where our first response is to search out an answer, asking, "What should I do?" or "What is the answer?" But in this message, we see that the solution to life's great problem is not a "What" but rather a "Who."

In times of social or personal despair, it's easy to forget that our God is all sovereign, all knowing, and all loving, and that no matter how discouraging our circumstances, everything is absolutely guaranteed to culminate for His glory and our good.

Everything rises and falls on leadership. Due to the precious nature of the Church being Christ's bride, trustworthy leaders should be joyfully supported, while immoral leaders must be strongly and immediately disciplined.

In this sermon, Jonny Ardavanis looks at three precious truths from Psalm 46: God is our refuge, God is our strength, and God is an ever-present help in times of trouble. Are you facing a trial? Is there something that keeps you up at night? Is there something that you are afraid of? Then listen to the truths the psalmist declares about our great God.

In this sermon, Costi Hinn discusses sins that believers are called to lay aside. He discusses lies, anger, stealing, and cussing -- and calls us to a higher standard.

Due to the Corinthians' pride, they had begun to use their Christian freedoms to live with license, often causing others to stumble. So Paul responds, reminding them that a Christian's entire life exists for the glory of God and good of men.

In this sermon, Dr. Steven Lawson addresses how the gospel should evaporate all pride. God often uses foolish things or people for his purposes, and it's not because they're more than others. All the rewards and fruits of salvation should go to Christ and his work in those he loves.