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Enjoying our relationship with God involves valuing the new things we have, we receive, and will receive from Him. May this sermon truly encourage all who have ears to hear.

Be encouraged by the timeless truth of Jesus being our Emanuel - God With Us - always. May this foundational reality be made known to all.

Getting to know God in our noisy world is possible through being still before Him and waiting on His purpose and will to be made real to you; through the Scriptures and open ended prayers.

How can we encounter and enjoy the presence of Almighty God? From Old Testament examples to New Testament realities, several important answers are found for this all important question. May the Lord use this message to draw you into enjoying more encounters with Him.

What do we need to remember when tough stuff happens? In this sermon, 10 important things - related to Jesus Christ - are shared that will be very helpful when heard, believed and personally applied.

While each of us have a great opportunity to know God - personally - as individuals, we must always remember that He also relates to us - corporately - as His people. This is one of the reasons why our being reconciled with one another is so vitally important for our growth in truly knowing Him.

We get to know God and His characteristics in Scripture; as being triune, awesome and most holy, etcetera. In this message the truth is declared concerning idolatry and the serious error of using images and icons for worship purposes.

Be encouraged to grow close to God by praying informally, intimately and consistently.

The possibility of our knowing God is the greatest of life's privileges. Be encouraged to pursue a close(r) relationship with the Lord by this message.

After sharing some of the Bible's information, based on manuscripts, archaeology and prophecies, Pastor Alan communicates his personal reasons why he believes the Bible is reliable; followed by some instruction on Biblical meditation through which anyone can experience the life-changing wisdom from this Book of books.

This question's answer is declared from World History, the Scriptures and Laws of Probability; as well as from current experiences of His greatness.

While Jesus is very exclusive in His claims concerning who He is, there is also great inclusiveness in His calling to become followers and to make disciples everywhere.

The New Testament has much to say about pain and suffering, including what it is, as well as what it can and can not do.

Truths are declared, addressing multiple questions, concerning reasons for believing there is a living God; Creator of the universe.

With passion and insight, Andrew Duncan declares key truths from the story of Jesus visiting Zacchaeus' house; including the results that were in alignment with God's purposes for his life and our's.

In our growth as leaders, we must be aware of the need to increase our pain threshold. In this teaching, some of the ways this happens are discussed; in light of our need for more understanding: of growing our sense of purpose, developing our patience and keeping our passion alive. (This was communicated at an AOI Network Pastors' Meeting in Montgomery, Texas).

In our growth as leaders, we must be aware of the need to increase our pain threshold. In this teaching, some of the ways this happens are discussed; in light of our need for more understanding: of growing our sense of purpose, developing our patience and keeping our passion alive. (This was communicated at an AOI Network Meeting in Dallas).

With great insight and transparency, Dr. Shannan Crawford teaches and declares the stewardship that our all powerful God has delegated to us; and how we should live in light of His purposes, while pursuing the assignments He has given to us.

In this sermon, some ramifications for believing an unscriptural statement, which actually comes from the Quran, are explored. Then the real truth is declared and illustrated by a personal testimony from Carl Kaspick.

While it is true that everything in life - good, bad and not so good - has reasons behind them, it is not true that God is always the cause. However, for those of us who love Him and are called to His purposes, the Lord will make everything work together for the good of making us more like Christ.