This morning, we were blessed to have visiting preacher Brother Brent Poplin with us as he preached a powerful message from Numbers 35:9-15 . Join us as we listen to the preaching of God’s Word and are encouraged by the truth of Scripture!

What happens when God brings you out of the very fire that was meant to destroy you?

In this message, we look at Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego and discover how God can use our faithfulness in the fire to produce a testimony that reaches people who might never have listened otherwise.

Their bodies were untouched, their hair was unsinged, their coats were unharmed, and not even the smell of fire remained. They went through the fire, but the fire did not become their identity.

Their deliverance revealed God’s power, their faithfulness became a testimony, and God ultimately honored their stand.

Your fire may become somebody else’s testimony. Someone is watching how you respond to trials, whether you compromise, and whether you continue to trust God.

📖 Scripture: Daniel 3:26–30

What happens when you do the right thing and your circumstances get worse? In Daniel 3:19–25, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego stood firm in their faith, and their obedience led them straight into a fiery furnace. But what was meant to destroy them became a powerful testimony of God’s presence and power.

In this message, God Is With You in the Fire, we discover that obedience to God does not mean we will never face trials. Sometimes, following God leads us directly into the fire. But we can trust that He will never abandon His children in the middle of it.

Whether you are facing financial struggles, family problems, emotional battles, ministry challenges, persecution, loneliness, or uncertainty, remember this truth: God may not keep you out of the fire, but He will be with you in the fire.

Join us as we learn to stand firm in our faith, trust God through the trials, and remember that we never walk through the fire alone.

In this study through James, we examine “The Danger of Riches” from James 5:1–6. Discover why wealth itself isn’t the problem, but allowing it to take God’s place in our hearts is. Learn the importance of using what God has given us for His glory, treating others justly, and investing in what lasts for eternity.

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego believed God was able to deliver them from the fiery furnace, but their faith did not depend on whether He did. Discover what it means to trust God, stand firm in your convictions, and remain faithful even when He doesn’t answer the way you expected.

God is able. But if not, He is still worthy!

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We may make plans for tomorrow, but we don’t control tomorrow. In this study from James 4:11–17, we learn to stop judging others, recognize the brevity of life, submit our plans to God’s will, and obey what God has already called us to do today.

“If the Lord will, we shall live, and do this, or that.” — James 4:15 (KJV)

Don’t presume upon tomorrow—live faithfully for God today.

What do you do when the world demands that you compromise? In Daniel 3, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego stood firm when everyone around them bowed. This message challenges us to identify what competes for our worship, resist the pressure to conform, and determine beforehand that we will stand for God—even when standing means standing alone.

What did Jesus really mean when He spoke of faith as a grain of mustard seed? This message examines unbelief, the true meaning of Jesus’ words, and the power behind biblical faith. Our faith may be small, but our God is great.

Don’t ask, “Is my faith big enough?” Ask, “Is my God big enough?”