BROADCASTS
What does the Bible teach about divorce? P2
The NASB translation of Malachi 2:16 says, “I hate divorce,” declares the LORD God of Israel. This verse makes God’s stance on divorce unmistakably clear—He despises it. Marriage is a sacred covenant before God, reflecting the relationship between Christ and His Bride, the Church. Yet, God also understands that marriage involves two imperfect, sinful people, and as a result, divorce can sometimes happen, even among believers. So, under what circumstances does the Bible allow for divorce? In this message, Pastor Robbie explores what Scripture reveals about divorce and remarriage.
Be Ready for His Return
Are you ready for the Lord’s return? God’s Word reminds us that Jesus can return at anytime. Since God’s Word is true, we need to prepare for Christ’s return! In this message, Pastor Robbie explores the urgency behind the preparation for Jesus’ second coming. .
The Path of True Greatness P2
The world describes “greatness” through athletic achievement, academic excellence, climbing the corporate, long lasting beauty, and an increase in wealth. Most of us pursue greatness as a means to feel good, fulfilled, and worthy. Is there more to life? Absolutely! Matthew 20: 20-28 draws a picture of biblical greatness. What’s more? We see that a pursuit of biblical greatness leads us to become more like Jesus; humble, servant-hearted, and focused on God.
The Path of True Greatness
The world describes “greatness” through athletic achievement, academic excellence, climbing the corporate, long lasting beauty, and an increase in wealth. Most of us pursue greatness as a means to feel good, fulfilled, and worthy. Is there more to life? Absolutely! Matthew 20: 20-28 draws a picture of biblical greatness. What’s more? We see that a pursuit of biblical greatness leads us to become more like Jesus; humble, servant-hearted, and focused on God.
Man shall not live by bread alone P2
What do we truly need to live? Food, water, shelter, relationships? In Matthew 4:4, when Jesus is tempted with physical hunger, He responds with a deeper truth: it’s not just bread that sustains us, but every word that comes from the mouth of God. In times of hardship and suffering, it can be tempting to reach for something tangible—a quick fix, a comfort, a commodity. We might start to believe that everything essential to life can be bought, consumed, or owned. But Jesus reminds us that our souls need more. Our spiritual lives require spiritual nourishment—and that nourishment comes from God’s Word. Join us as we explore just how vital Scripture is for our daily lives.
Man shall not live by bread alone
What do we truly need to live? Food, water, shelter, relationships? In Matthew 4:4, when Jesus is tempted with physical hunger, He responds with a deeper truth: it’s not just bread that sustains us, but every word that comes from the mouth of God. In times of hardship and suffering, it can be tempting to reach for something tangible—a quick fix, a comfort, a commodity. We might start to believe that everything essential to life can be bought, consumed, or owned. But Jesus reminds us that our souls need more. Our spiritual lives require spiritual nourishment—and that nourishment comes from God’s Word. Join us as we explore just how vital Scripture is for our daily lives.
