In this series, we are addressing the most momentous waves that are taking place in our culture today which are specifically coming against the Christian faith. We are called to raise up Titans of the Faith who will be able to overcome these tidal waves of cultural opposition to God's Word. This message first addresses the cultural giant of security. When we put our hope in anything other than God as our security, this will only lead to our insecurity

In this powerful sermon, Rebekah Layton challenges us to examine the motivations behind our pursuits. Are we striving for achievements that hold no eternal significance, or are we living in faithfulness to the Lord? She uncovers the subtle danger of letting self-driven accomplishments choke out our devotion to the things of eternal importance. Rebekah calls us to realign our hearts, ensuring our lives reflect true faithfulness rather than hollow achievement. Don’t miss this thought-provoking message that encourages a life centered on purpose and eternal impact.

How do you know if you're doing what you're doing out of love for the Lord? In Luke 10:38-42 we read about how Martha invited Jesus and His disciples to her home for a meal. What began as service to him quickly turned into suffering. As Pastor Shane notes, "When we reinterpret our service into suffering, we come to a skewed conclusion."

How do we keep the love of our hearts [God] white hot to the end? Pastor Shane teaches us that a first love will go to places where other people won't go and it is these places that bless the heart of God the most.

Exodus 33:11 "The Lord would speak to Moses face to face just like to a friend."
Can God still interact with man today in a similar way? The answer is yes!
Pastor Moses shares the process and pathway to having a friendship with God too.

Are we relating to Him rightly? Pastor Shane warns us to not relate to Jesus as less than He really is, the eternally begotten Son of God. Everything was made through Him. He sustains all things supernaturally and He holds the universe together. He is King and Lord.

David made God his First Love; in fact, he is a man who God said was "after His own heart". Pastor Shane shares how we, too, can live "after God's own heart."

Acts 13:22 tells us, "After he had removed him, he raised up David to be their king, concerning whom he also testified and said, 'I have found David the song of Jesse, a man after my heart, who will do all my will.'"
God is our First Love when we do all his will. Learn how in Pastor Shane's message.