God's will

  • Studying God in the Book of Job

    A Study of God in the Book of Job.

  • Deuteronomy 6:4-7

    Father's Day.

    This week, we will find 3 ways dads can guide their homes to bring increased stability and spiritual progress to every soul in their family.

  • Romans 8:26-27

    Embracing Our Omnipotent Support in Knowing and Doing the Will of God.

    A desire to do God's will is another assurance for a child of God.

  • Selections from Acts

    Pastor Kent Hobi: Where Do We Go from Here?

    After the high excitement of Easter, a natural question arises: What now? After the resurrection, what does Jesus want His church to focus on until He comes back? He has clearly laid out our mission and given us the resources to determine the specific way to fulfill it. How does the church discern God’s personal will for a local body of believers?

  • Genesis 34

    The Difference Between Godly and Cultural Stability

    Genesis 33 ended with Jacob’s family worshipping together. They were in God’s will living at Shechem on their way to Bethel where God had called them. The next chapter shows how quickly things can change. Jacob’s family got comfortable and settled down in the culture around them. Their hearts were no longer inclined toward Bethel. They became under-whelmed with God’s will, and the results were tragic.

  • Genesis 28

    Please be patient: God is not finished with Jacob yet!

    God can still use saints that have failed and help them make right choices again, even in their last years. Isaac and Rebekah are an example that it’s never too late to do right. True saints experience guilt and conviction that leads to repentance, forsaking sin, and prospering again. Now governed by the Spirit, Isaac comes to his senses and sends Jacob on a journey to continue in God’s will.