It's easy to lose track of what is important.  Especially when the media we are surrounded with bombards us with a distorted view of what things have value.  Today Pastor Doss encourages us to keep our eyes on the three things that are really important, the things that are eternal.  Listen to discover what they are and then decide if you need to refocus.

I read a news article: How long will I be allowed to remain a Christian? We are living in times when our faith is being ridiculed and attacked more and more frequently, and more and more aggressively, causing many Christians to even begin to doubt their own faith. Have you not had times of trials or difficulty and thought quietly: "I wish I didn't live in these crazy and dangerous times?" "Where is the God that I read about in Scriptures?" "Why do I never see miracles told about in the Bible?" "Why doesn't God still work like that now?" "If He were real, we would see more proof in His works!" God is real, and God does still care, and yet we don't see Him move as we read about. It's not because He has changed, and not because He is not able. That leaves one factor to consider: us.

Recently, I had a good friend confide in me with some questions and comments about faith in Jesus Christ. Questions and comments of skepticism and self-justification—not in the belief there is no God—but in the belief that they are justified in living their life the way they choose and still be accepted and approved by a loving God. They asked some of the same questions and made some of the same statements about their belief in God, and about why they feel their life is okay—about why God is just fine with how they live, and believe, and love—that I have heard from a number of people, as have you. People living their lives on the edge with God, and the with the world, not committing to Him, but believing in Him. Staying close to Him, but not too close. Justifying that one thing (or two) that keeps away commitment.

Ever been asked if God hears the prayers of the unsaved?  Or had a friend tell you that only God can judge them and you should but out?  Or maybe you have asked these questions yourself?  Today, Pastor Doss addresses three of the top questions that have come up in conversations with non-believers.  Not sure how to respond?  Listen to find out!

You are probably familiar with The Lord's Prayer that appears immediately preceding these verses in Luke, but what does visiting a neighbor at midnight to borrow bread have to do with prayer?  Much less being BOLD in your prayer life? 

Listen to the sermon at the link below to find out! 

You know you are supposed to love Him.  You know He is the Son of God.  But do you really know why His is worthy of the glory and honor we are called to give Him?  Find out in this Easter message.