Spiritual Teachings Videos

Lot and his choices in Life

Lot's choices in life moved him away from God.

Four Critical Decisions that reveal Lot's character flaws:

Choosing the best land for himself (selfishness over gratitude)
Moving to and living in Sodom (materialism over spiritual environment)
Compromising with evil when protecting guests (corrupted moral judgment)
Hesitating when warned of judgment (attachment to worldly things)

Jeremiah tells us what is worth boasting about.

This video will challenge you to examine what you're really building your identity on. Is it the unstable foundation of human achievement, or the unshakeable reality of knowing God?

God sees the Single Parent

The story of Hagar is a story of Hagar's desperation and God's provision.

The New Life

What does it really mean to be "dead to sin"?

Paul's words in Romans 6 contain one of the most radical promises in all of Scripture—that through Christ, we don't just get forgiveness, we get a completely new identity. But if we're truly dead to sin, why do we still struggle? And what does this "newness of life" actually look like in our daily experience?

The Widow Who Fed a Prophet with Her Last Meal

When Everything Runs Out, What Do You Do?

She was down to her final handful of flour and last drops of oil. One meal left for her and her son—then starvation. But when the prophet Elijah appeared at her gate asking for bread, this foreign widow made a choice that defied all logic.

The Cost of Being a Servant of God

God's servants have been asked to make tremendous personal sacrifices when that sacrifice would make God's message more effective. Jeremiah was told not to marry. Isaiah had to walk around naked. These example challenge us to examine our lives and ask, is there something I need to avoid or deny myself to make God's message more effective.

Compassion: The Heart of God

When Jesus Saw Her Heart Break - Luke 7:11-17
"When the Lord saw her, his heart went out to her and he said, 'Don't cry.'"
The widow of Nain's story and what it reveals about the compassionate heart of Christ

More Than Sympathy
Understanding the Hebrew word racham and Greek splagchnizomai—compassion that moves from the deepest parts of being into action

Why This Matters for Your Life Today

In a world that often feels harsh and indifferent, we need to know that the God of the universe is moved by our pain. This isn't distant pity—it's the kind of compassion that stops a funeral procession and brings the dead back to life.