Category: video

Sometimes people go to God asking Him to do something that He has already done.

In John 20:, Mary Magdalene approaches the tomb while it is still dark, expecting to find Jesus where He had been laid. Instead, she discovers an empty tomb and a stone already rolled away. Before she arrived, God had already been at work.

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A good deed will be rewarded, if done with the right motive. Allowing ego or pride to be the driving force behind what you are doing can cause a reward not to be given. This week’s message, “Done in Secret,” challenges us to look deeper at why we give, serve, help, and support others. When pride, ego, or the desire for recognition becomes the motivation, the reward can be lost. But when our actions are done with humility and sincerity, God sees what others may never notice.

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Have you crossed the line with God by having “incomplete disobedience” to his instructions?

Scripture: 1 Samuel 15:3 (NKJV)

Many believers struggle with the idea of outright disobedience. We understand that deliberately rejecting God’s commands places us outside His will. However, Scripture reveals another danger that is often overlooked—partial obedience.

This video lesson challenges every believer to examine whether there are areas of life where God’s instructions have been edited, delayed, or selectively applied. True obedience is not measured by how much of God’s command we follow, but by our willingness to surrender completely to His will.

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Are You Living in Today or Worrying About Tomorrow?

Give us this day our daily bread. Matthew 6:11

There is nothing wrong with making plans for the future, but when those plans become worry, they can drain the joy and strength out of today. Matthew 6:11 reminds us to pray, “Give us this day our daily bread,” not tomorrow’s bread, not next month’s bread, but today’s provision. This message will encourage you to trust God one day at a time and recognize that His grace is sufficient for the day you are living in right now. Click to watch the video.

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