Obedience doesn't start with action—it starts with hearing God's voice. Hebrews 3 warns that a hardened heart develops gradually through neglect and refusal to trust. Learn the three qualities of true hearing (openness, availability, submission) and why "today" is always the right time to listen and align with God. Don't repeat Israel's wilderness mistake.

Life can wound us so deeply that our hearts don't just break—they shrink. Using the story of the Grinch, this message reveals how we can be close enough to see joy but far enough to avoid trusting it. Discover how God restores our capacity for connection through authentic fellowship in the body of Christ, and why isolation—even religious isolation—keeps us from the healing we desperately need.

What do the lonely do at Christmas? Isaiah 9:6 holds the answer. God doesn't rescue us through alliances, strategies, or human strength. He sends Himself—Emmanuel, God with us. Christ enters our darkness as Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. When Christmas lights can't touch your loneliness, turn toward the One who came for you.

Have you ever driven a car that's out of alignment? You grip the steering wheel tighter as your vehicle pulls to one side, constantly correcting just to stay straight. Your spiritual life can work the same way. In this powerful exploration of Galatians 6:7-9, discover how the biblical law of sowing and reaping affects every area of your walk with Christ. Learn why "integrity is the soil of a righteous harvest" and how to recognize when you've drifted out of alignment with God's will. You cannot plant envy and expect elevation. You cannot plant bitterness and expect blessings. But when you plant faith, God multiplies His favor. This message reveals practical steps to restore spiritual alignment through repentance, prayer, and obedience—and why delay doesn't mean denial. If you've been feeling spiritually worn down, drifting, or weary in well-doing, this is your roadmap back to the Master's standard.

We've misunderstood Jesus' words for years. "The workers are few" isn't a complaint about volunteer numbers—it's a declaration of confidence. Dr. Richard Price unpacks Matthew 9:37-38 to reveal why God's harvest thrives on your faithfulness, not your resources. Stop waiting for more people or better conditions. The harvest is plentiful right now. The question isn't whether God will come through—it's whether you'll show up.