The Holiness of God

From the series: Acts: The Church on the Move

Acts 5:1–11 reveals that the greatest threat to the church isn’t external persecution but internal deception. Ananias and Sapphira’s choice to appear generous while secretly withholding exposed a deeper issue—valuing reputation over reverence. Their sudden deaths weren’t about the severity of their sin but the sacredness of the moment, as God established the holiness of His church. This passage reminds us that God is sovereign and good, and that true faith isn’t about looking holy—it’s about walking humbly. When believers compromise integrity, they diminish God’s glory in their hearts and distort their identity in Christ. But when the church lives with deep reverence and authentic surrender, it becomes a powerful witness to a watching world.

From the series: ThisMattersTo.Me

This special message from Isaiah 6 challenges us to live a healthy missional life marked by compassion, courage, and sacrifice. Rooted in God’s holiness and grace, we’re invited to respond like Isaiah—“Here I am, send me”—as we consider how to serve future generations, honor Christ, and walk faithfully in our season.

From the series: Unveiled: A Study in Revelation

Revelation 8 highlights God’s sovereignty in judgment, emphasizing moments of silence, prayer, and reflection as acts of worship. It invites believers to trust God’s justice while embracing His grace, inspiring an exodus from worldly distractions to a deeper relationship with Christ, preparing for His ultimate redemption.

From the series: Pursuing God's Heart

Join us as we continue our journey through the books of 1 and 2 Samuel. This week are examining how David brought the Ark of God into Jerusalem and then broke out his dance moves.

From the series: 1 John

Join us in today's message as we study the book of 1 John.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Explores the Book of Micah, focusing on God's requirements for His followers: to act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him. It emphasizes the importance of living out these principles in daily life, reflecting God's character through actions, especially in how one treats others, including the vulnerable and disadvantaged.

From the series: Legacy

Examines the biblical book of Malachi, emphasizing the concept of legacy and the importance of prioritizing God in our lives. It discusses how our actions and choices reflect our relationship with God, focusing on the idea of giving our best to God instead of settling for mediocrity. Encourages self-reflection and challenges believers to consider whether their lives demonstrate a commitment to God's standards and a desire to leave a positive, faith-based legacy.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Discusses the importance of revering God, not as fear from being scared but as a deep respect that brings life and wisdom. It explores the balance between God's love and justice, emphasizing that truly fearing the Lord leads to a fulfilling life under His guidance and protection.

From the series: Christmas Collision

Discusses the historical and symbolic significance of the Tabernacle in biblical times, emphasizing its role as a dwelling place of God. The Tabernacle was structured into two rooms, with strict entry limitations to symbolize the holiness of God's presence.

From the series: Loving the Old Testament

Discusses the importance of understanding the Old Testament, focusing on the story of Moses leading the Israelites out of Egypt. It emphasizes God's holiness, the significance of Moses' encounter with the burning bush, and God's revelation as "I AM" (Yahweh). It highlights the importance of recognizing God's authority and the unique identity of God as revealed to Moses.

From the series: Standalone Messages

Explores the significance of maintaining a relationship with Jesus, emphasizing the importance of repentance, walking in the light, and living a life that aligns with God's holiness. It highlights the transformative power of repentance and the necessity of continual spiritual renewal to enjoy a deep, meaningful relationship with God.

From the series: The Tabernacle

Delves into the significance and symbolism of the Tabernacle in the Bible. It explores how the Tabernacle served as a dwelling place for God among His people and its role in the Israelites' worship practices.

From the series: The Tabernacle

Explains the significance of the Tabernacle as a dwelling place for God among His people. It highlights its role in revealing God's presence, shaping Israel's identity, and foreshadowing Jesus' redemptive work. The Tabernacle served as a central place of worship and symbolized God's desire to be known and worshipped.

The Biblical Temple is the place God’s presence dwells. The Hebrew word for temple means "Sanctuary" or "God’s palace". Another Old Testament phrase used for God presence was "Tabernacle". Tabernacle…

God is not served by human hands as if he needed anything. A devotion on Acts 17 and the freeing truth that God wants us though he never needs us.