Elder Marty Smith continues our spring meeting by observing David resort to the house of God in a time of great trouble, where the priest gives him the sword of Goliath. This sword was not only of practical use as a mighty weapon, it was a reminder to David and to us that salvation is from the Lord.

Elder Marty Smith continues our spring meeting by examining the questions Paul wrestled with after his spiritual awakening. Every one of us should also ask the same three questions to give our lives the proper purpose and focus. Who is the Lord? What would he have me do? And who am I?

Elder Mike Ivey continues our spring meeting and his focus on the theme of love in scripture. In this message, he considers the brotherly aspect of love, built on the foundation of selfless love.

Elder Mike Ivey begins our spring meeting focused on the theme of love. In this message, he shows how we are commanded to love others selflessly after the example of Jesus Christ. This self-sacrificial love—shown by our actions, not merely felt in our hearts—is the foundation of discipleship and the definition of morality itself. By this kind of love we show ourselves disciples of Christ.

Your perspective can hold you captive, or it can be your passport. Today Elder Melvin preaches from Acts 16 and illustrates the power of perspective through the story of Paul and Silas.

God wants us to continually pursue Him, continually surrender to Him, and continually offer genuine praise to Him. So, at different times, He allows each one of us to face impossible situations for the express purpose of doing nothing other than standing firm in our measure of faith and declaring “the battle is the Lord’s.”

Today we will look at a difficult passage of scripture and see how the writer of Hebrews is actually encouraging people who are going through challenging times.

Life can be exhausting approached with our own efforts only. Today, we will look at the problem – our conditions as well as the remedy – grace.

Jesus freed us from the process of law service to connect with God. Because of our connection with Jesus, we are connected with God.

Jesus Christ restores the freedom we first enjoyed at the dawn of creation. The debt of sin is paid, and we are free from shame, guilt, and punishment.