Given by Nathan Willoughby
February 14, 2026
What does it mean to be Lukewarm? How did the Church in Laodicea become Lukewarm? Can we too become Lukewarm? If so, what can we do to prevent this tepid characteristic? Join this seminar to find out what we must do to prevent a Lukewarm heart. From the 2026 Branson Family Weekend.
Given by Randy Salyer
February 14, 2026
Rev. 3:17 [CSB] "...and you don't realize." This phrase speaks to the lack of metacognition, or thinking about one's own thinking. We will explore the basic neurochemistry of habit loops and how they can lead to spiritual complacency. We'll also explore how we can use the same neurochemistry, with the help of God's Spirit to kindle a fire. From...
Cleveland, Ohio
Given by Doug Johnson
February 14, 2026
More than one writer or podcaster has noticed the connection between literal shepherds (of sheep) and “shepherds” of other humans (such as pastors!). But the lessons learned from a shepherd’s mindset go even deeper. After all, who is the “Great Shepherd” and what are we learning about caring for others from His example?
Wichita, Kansas
Given by Caleb Froedge
February 7, 2026
God has called the weak of the world, yet through His wisdom even the weak things are made strong. Here are four lessons in wisdom we should take note of from Proverbs 30.
Louisville, Kentucky
Given by Jason Hyde
February 7, 2026
Marriage has been the cornerstone of family, community and civilization. Arranged marriages have been common throughout history. What important lessons can Christians learn from this practice?
Columbia, South Carolina
Given by Drew Tranquada
February 7, 2026
Recorded 02/07/2026
Houston South, Texas
Given by James Ellis
February 7, 2026
While others rejoiced and celebrated the ark of the covenant being brought into Jerusalem, Michal distanced herself from behind a window. This provides a unique lesson for us to consider as we look to a significant event in our near future.
Redding / Stockton, California
Given by Daniel Graham
February 7, 2026
Daniel Graham continues his series on Kings
St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Cid Cardoz
February 7, 2026
Social media can create an illusion of connection—favoring likes, filters, and quick reactions over vulnerability, deep conversation, and presence—contributing to rising loneliness despite digital "connectedness." Drawing on Scripture and examples, we are urged to use practical, faith-centered remedies: put down the phone to give focused attention, choose authenticity over curated images, and prioritize face-to-face gatherings that foster true com...
Fort Worth, Texas
Given by Tom May
February 7, 2026
This message explores the topic of Godly love & a way of life based on love that God desires us to embrace. It also contemplates the love God has for each of us.
St. Louis, Missouri
Given by Mark Whynaucht
February 7, 2026
The concept of Church eras does not replace the end-time message of Revelation—it enriches it. It helps us see how Christ has shepherded His Church, from the days of the apostles, to the day of His return. It reminds us that the Church has passed through persecution, compromise, reformation, revival and complacency, yet has survived by Christ’s promise. Most importantly, it ...
Sherman, Texas
Given by Jeremy Lallier
February 7, 2026
The timeline of events we hold in our head as we read through the Bible can impact how we view God’s plan (and even God Himself). What happens when we put the chicken before the cherub?
Sherman, Texas
Given by Braden Ebersole
February 7, 2026
Out of all that God has created, He has chosen to look upon the men and women who tremble at His word. What does it mean to tremble? And how can we become men and women who tremble at the Word of God?
West Michigan
Given by Chris Leyden
February 7, 2026
In Romans 12:1 Paul encourages us to present ourselves as living sacrifices, holy and acceptable to God, which is our reasonable service. What does this mean for us as modern day Christians? What does being a living sacrifice look like? We'll look to the old testament for answers.
Twin Cities, Minnesota
Given by Dustin Ellison
February 7, 2026
With the advent of chat boxes, example chatGPT, AI personas, etc., some have become so lonely and/or depressed that they have given up on human love and relationships for a charade. It was reported recently that a young woman even "married" an AI persona! According to a recent poll (in Japan), chat boxes ranked higher than best...