Rev. Steve and Rev. Chris give Bible answers to questions submitted by members and partners.

In "To Love Him is to Die," Rev. Chris explains that life comes in seasons, each with its own distinct purpose. Just as a seed must die to bear fruit, we too must surrender to God’s will for our growth. He encourages believers to humble themselves before the Lord. It is through this humility that God can exalt you—not for your own benefit, but to bring glory to Him and to bless others.

In his sermon "Receiving from the Lord," Rev. Steve discussed what can hinder your search for a miracle and how to overcome these obstacles.

This report shows you how the Lord is using the Growing in Grace program to reach people we could never reach any other way. This report features some of our pastor partners in Zambia, Liberia, Zimbabwe, Ghana, Uganda, Burundi, Nigeria, and Pakistan who are touching many souls.

In this message, Rev. Steve reminds us that nothing is impossible for the Lord. He cites stories like those of Lazarus, the Centurion, and the man at the pool of Bethesda to show that God's power is beyond our understanding. He encourages us to trust that God can heal and restore. Through faith, we can overcome any obstacle and receive God's miracles.

In "Are You a Friend to God?" Rev. Chris emphasizes the importance of cultivating a close, personal relationship with God. A strong relationship with God requires time, effort, and sacrifice. He desires to be our Father and our Friend.

In this service, members and partners share testimonies of what God has done for them in their lives.

In this message, Rev. Chris explains that waiting upon the Lord is a crucial lesson for all children of God to learn if they wish to fulfill His will and receive the full benefits promised in His word. Many Christians view waiting upon the Lord as a negative experience, but it is quite the opposite. When you see waiting on the Lord as God does, you recognize it has a divine purpose.

In this sermon, Rev. Steve shares that no matter what challenges we face, there is nothing too hard for God. He encourages us to put Jesus first in our lives, even when it's inconvenient. Our actions, whether right or wrong, have the power to affect others. This sermon reminds us that God's power is limitless and He is always able to meet our needs.