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Everyone faces moments when the weight of the world is too much to bear and you feel like giving up. When that moment comes, you need a true friend who won't abandon you or ignore you, but will spur you on toward the fulfillment of God's plan for your life.

A person who claims to follow Christ who doesn't work hard to earn their living (if they are able) harms the reputation and witness of the church. Paul tells us how to treat such a person and reminds us of the grace of God that helps us live the way Christ calls his people to live.

A true friend always does what is best for his or her friends. A God-honoring, Christ-centered friendship will do the hard things to make sure a friend doesn't do things that cause harm to their walk with God.

We are called to stand firm and hold fast to the truth we've been given even during times of intense suffering or persecution. The good news is that when we grow weary, God renews our strength.

Jesus wants His church to be either cold or hot, but lukewarm isn't an option. However, being hot or cold is probably not what you thought it was.

Paul gives us a glimpse of the future by telling us about the man of lawlessness who will arise. The great news is that Jesus wins in the end!

It's easy to be lulled into slumber by sin, but we have to pay attention to our hearts and hold fast to those things that strengthen our walk with Christ.

There are two very different destinies waiting for people when Jesus returns and both of them are directly related to God's justice.

When a brother or sister is falling into sin, the people in the church must love them enough to offer some tough love.

If most of us had a choice, we would choose a carefree, painless life, but what if there was a purpose in the pain? For the follower of Jesus, there is a purpose in the pain.

A strong start in our walk with Jesus is great, but a strong finish is what's really important. In today's message, Pastor Dave talks about how we can make sure we finish strong.

This world thinks that happiness can be found in the abundance of wealth, but the lack of it causes sorrow. However, Jesus tells us that there is a wealth that transcends sorrow and hardships.