Do you want to be great? More importantly, do you want to be great in the eyes of Jesus?

We live in a world that measures greatness by success, status, and recognition. But in Mark 9:30–37, Jesus challenges everything we think we know about greatness.

Greatness in God's Kingdom is measured by what you give, not what you gain.

In this message, we discover what it means to follow Jesus through a life of sacrifice, service, and honoring others. The question isn't whether you want to be

What's Love Got To Do With How do you know if you really love Jesus? This message challenges us to examine our love for Christ and see whether it stands up to the biblical test.It?

Ahab got exactly what he wanted, and thought he got away with it. Then Elijah showed up. This message is a warning about where sin takes us and what happens when God finally gets our attention.

What do you do when God interrupts your plans?

Elisha was working an ordinary day in an ordinary field when God’s call changed everything. In 1 Kings 19:19–21, his response shows us what it looks like to recognize God’s call, respond with urgency, and follow with nothing held back.

God is still calling people. The question is: How will you respond?

What are you doing here?

Be careful what you allow to drive you away from your calling.

In 1 Kings 19, Elijah is discouraged, isolated, and convinced he’s the only one left. But God meets him there, corrects his perspective, and sends him back with a purpose

What do you do when you’ve prayed, trusted God, and still see nothing?

In 1 Kings 18, Elijah had God’s promise, but the sky was still empty. So he prayed. He waited. And he kept looking. Until the rain came.

Maybe it’s time to look again.

In 1 Kings 18, Elijah draws a line in the sand: if the Lord is God, follow Him. This message exposes the empty promises of the things we chase and reminds us that false gods promise what only the true God provides.

It’s easy to follow God when the people around you are doing the same. But what about when they aren’t? 1 Kings 18 shows us what faithfulness looks like when following God puts you in the minority.