In the Word

Three Strikes

The God of the Bible wants you to place great demands of Him, to ask for more and not less. And when you do, it will change your life forever!

Abundant Life

There’s a simple biblical prescription for enjoying an abundant life. Join John Bradshaw and see how Scripture provides a road map for vitality and longevity.

The Lost Sheep

What makes a painting worth $450 million? And what makes a sinner even more valuable? Join Pastor John Bradshaw and examine a parable that shows you how precious you are to God.

The Salt of the Earth

There’s a reason God has placed you on this earth. Find out your divine purpose in this scriptural message from John Bradshaw.

Shields of Brass

There is no substitute for the real thing, especially in a person’s spiritual life. Join Pastor John Bradshaw and discover how you can have—and be—the genuine article.

Kia Kaha

A legendary battalion were inspired by a rallying cry. The same cry rings in the hearts of God’s people as they engage in the battle of the ages.

A God You Can Trust

A party, a drunken monarch, and a rash promise. A young woman manipulated, a mother angry, and a hideous request that ended the life of Jesus’ own cousin. While one person denied decency and right, another denied his conscience and gave a gift he would forever regret giving.

The Gift

A party, a drunken monarch, and a rash promise. A young woman manipulated, a mother angry, and a hideous request that ended the life of Jesus’ own cousin. While one person denied decency and right, another denied his conscience and gave a gift he would forever regret giving.

You Can Live Forever

In 1997, a woman in France died at the age of 122, the oldest verified person in modern times. Yet Methuselah lived to be 969, while Adam lived to be 930. God’s promise is that His children will live forever. Join Pastor John Bradshaw for “You Can Live Forever” and discover how the Savior who gave life to Lazarus can give eternal life to you!

Don't Judge a Book

It has often been said that we should not judge a book by its cover. Yet how often do we judge people by appearances? Many “unlikely” people have come to faith in God—a number of whom are mentioned in the Bible. As we respond to the great commission given by Jesus, it’s important that we see every person as a potential citizen of God’s eternal kingdom.