Brandie Green

There are seasons in life when hope feels difficult. We pray, we believe, and we wait—but the answers don't seem to come. Circumstances tell us to give up, while God's Word tells us to keep believing. That is exactly where Abraham found himself. Romans 4:18 says, "In hope he believed against hope..." Abraham chose to trust God's promise even when every natural circumstance said it was impossible. What Does Biblical Hope Mean? Our culture often treats hope as wishful thinking—something we want...

As we celebrate the freedom and blessings we enjoy in America, we are reminded of a truth that must never be forgotten: our hope is not ultimately found in a nation, a government, or a political system. Our foundation is Jesus Christ. Psalm 33:12 declares, “Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.” The message of Land of the Free: No Other Foundation challenges us to remember the spiritual heritage that helped shape our nation and recognize that the blessings we enjoy are ultimately gifts...

It is possible to drift away from God without making a dramatic decision to leave Him. Sometimes spiritual decline begins with small compromises, casual attitudes toward His Word, or treating His instructions as optional. What seems insignificant to us is never insignificant to God. This week's message examined the sobering account of Eli and his sons in 1 Samuel 2. Hophni and Phinehas were entrusted with serving in God's house, yet they abused their position, dishonored the Lord's offerings,...