In this message Pastor David examines how the Prophet Habakkuk lodges a holy complaint to God over the violence and injustice he is witnessing. Pastor David examines how this complaint is not a lack of faith but rather a cry of lament and petition. His response is one that looks beyond the crisis and sets his eyes to the God who sees, cares, and responds to injustice. It is an example of neither denial or passivity, but a sacred engagement in a fallen world that exemplifies a posture of prophetic hope.

The darkness has seen a great Light…Jesus!

Isaiah prophesied to the people of Israel that the Messiah would come from the tribe of Jesse.

Zechariah 1 the prophet speak to the nation of Israel to return to God and God will return to them if they turn away from the sins of their fathers.

In Proverbs 18:24 Pastor David speaks about what God says about friendships in the life of a believer.

Pastor David reflects on how anger affected Moses and his mission.

Pastor David examines the status of chaos in our world, our biblical response and our present hope. John 16:33 Juan 16:33

In this message Pastor David talks about inevitability of death and the importance of how we live in the present and the promise of eternal life.