Teaching Note's
Unanswered Prayer's
July 19, 2026
Why does God answer some prayers and not others? Acts 12 confronts this question by placing two faithful apostles side by side: James is executed, while Peter is miraculously delivered from prison. Both were deeply loved by Jesus, yet God accomplished different purposes through each of their lives.
Ordered Fears: Putting Fear in Its Proper Place
July 5, 2026
disordered fear makes us avoid what we should face, control what we should surrender, and obey what we should resist; but ordered fear gives us wisdom, courage, better relationships, peace, love, and a more meaningful life.
Navigating Disappointment In Life & Ministry
June 28, 2026
Disappointment often comes from the gap between what we hoped would happen and what actually happens. The problem is not that we have desires, expectations, dreams, or prayers. The problem is when we begin treating our desires as if they are promises God made to us.
The Gospel of Grace
June 20, 2026
Looking at Paul’s use of grace in its first-century context, this teaching explores how grace was understood as gift, favor, generosity, and kindness. In the ancient world, gifts often created relationships of gratitude, loyalty, and response. But Paul’s message was radically unique: God’s greatest gift, Jesus Christ, is not given to the worthy, impressive, or socially powerful, but to sinners, outsiders, enemies, and the spiritually dead.
Endure to The End
June 14, 2026
In this teaching, we will look at Acts 14:22 and discover how the early church understood suffering, trials, and perseverance. Paul and Barnabas strengthened new believers by reminding them that following Jesus does not mean a trouble-free life, but a faithful life through many tribulations. This message will encourage believers to remain strong in the faith by remembering three truths: trials are promised, we have an enemy but also a Helper, and we must stay motivated to finish well. Through Scripture, encouragement, and real-life application, this teaching points us to the hope of God’s kingdom and the faithfulness of Christ, who walks with us through every hardship.
Consider The Lillie's of The Field
June 7, 2026
Jesus teaches that life is more than food, clothing, work, and survival, because we were made to seek first the kingdom of God.
He is not saying we do not have needs, should not work, or should not plan; He is saying we should not live like everything depends on us. By telling us to consider the birds and the lilies, Jesus invites us to see creation as our Father’s world and to trust His care. When we trust the Father, we are freed from fear, greed, and Mammon, and we can live with generosity, obedience, and kingdom priorities.
There is Still Room At The Table
May 31, 2026
In Luke 14:15–24, Jesus tells a story about a great banquet where the invited guests make excuses and refuse to come. So the host sends his servant into the streets to invite the poor, the hurting, the overlooked, and anyone who will come.
The passage shows the heart of God: His table is open, His invitation is generous, and His kingdom is not only for the religious or impressive, but for anyone willing to receive His grace. The banquet becomes a picture of God’s kingdom, where the rejected are welcomed, the forgotten are honored, and there is still room for more.