BROADCASTS
Truth in Troubled Times (Part 3 of 4)
How do grace, gratitude, and generosity intersect with living in troubled times? How does our life in Christ fuel the way we love others with truth? Learn to anchor yourself in the truth of God’s Word in Part 3 of this message on Live in the Light.
Truth in Troubled Times (Part 2 of 4)
In Part 2 of Truth in Troubled Times on Live in the Light, Pastor Robbie Symons unravels the Biblical antidote to the idols of our hearts and how the gospel anchors us.
Truth in Troubled Times (Part 1 of 4)
In troubled times, we may learn of the fragility of life, the limitations of man, and the desire to preserve life. In the midst of these experiences, we must ask ourselves: are we living in fear? Psalm 49 has some wisdom for us. Today’s message on Live in the Light reveals the lies behind self-preservation and the love of money. We’ll also unravel the Biblical antidote to these idols and how the gospel anchors us.
Dealing with Doubt (Part 2 of 2)
Do you ever find yourself in seasons of doubt? In Matthew 11:2-11, John the Baptist is sitting in prison, feeling doubtful and growing impatient. Yet even in John’s despair, Jesus lavishes him with His abundant grace. God’s grace is available for us, too. Join Pastor Robbie Symons on Live in the Light for the conclusion of the message about dealing with doubt.
Devotion and Devastation (Part 2 of 2)
Today’s message on Live in the Light focuses on Acts 1:12–26 and the unity, devotion, and sovereignty of God amidst both progress and tragedy. Pastor Robbie Symons emphasizes that while the disciples were a small, often flawed group, their commitment to prayer and unity made them ready to be transformed by the Holy Spirit to change the world.
Dealing with Doubt (Part 1 of 2)
Even the best of us have days of doubt and discouragement. In the midst of our discouragement, we are called to look to Christ, who will provide us with his power, perseverance and faith. Pastor Robbie encourages us that even in our doubt, we can call out to Jesus, who freely provides his daily grace. In Matthew 11:2-11, John the Baptist finds himself in prison and feeling doubtful and growing impatient. Yet even in John’s despair, Jesus gives him His undeserved grace.
