In today's message, we attempt to answer Jesus' question to His disciples, "Where is your faith?" At what point did the disciples cease to trust Jesus? Many of us can relate to those times we trusted Jesus in the past, but when the storm comes, faith seems to be missing. Join us as we examine where our faith is and how it can be restored to simply trust in Jesus.

The beginning of the year is a great time to hit the "refresh" button on our walk with the Lord. However, some begin the new year just as difficult as they ended the previous year and are unable to "pause" and hit the refresh button. This is one reason it is beneficial to abound in our walk with the Lord each day, getting stronger before we need the extra strength, being “battle ready” before the next temptation comes, and getting closer to God than we were the day before. In today's episode, we will examine three areas in which we can abound in our walk with the Lord to be prepared for what this new year may bring.

When Jesus first came to this earth, a man named Simeon was "waiting for the consolation of Israel." It is unfortunate that so many people today are still waiting for the consolation to come, when in fact He is here. In this episode, we learn that believers can actually abound in consolation far more than they ever abound in suffering. This Christmas season, we can celebrate that the consolation has come!

Today's culture often emphasizes gratification more than gratitude. And while some may find it difficult to express gratitude amid difficult circumstances, believers can truly give thanks always for all things unto God. When believers are truly wrapped up in their relationship with Christ, recognizing all they have, and getting to know Him better each day, they will "abound therein with thanksgiving.”

In this message, we learn about the importance of giving ourselves FIRST to the Lord. More than finances or anything else, God wants US and provides abounding grace for us to give more than we ever thought we could.

In an interview from New Zealand with the Guenther family, we learn the joy and satisfaction of abounding in the work of the Lord from the perspective of a missionary family. Truly, our labor is never in vain in the Lord!

Many people today, even believers, do not “abound” in hope. In fact, their countenance, words, and very lifestyle often exhibit hopelessness. According to the Word of God, there is a direct correlation between joy, peace, and hope. And God offers abounding hope, even when we feel hopeless. In today's episode, we will consider three questions that help us evaluate feelings of hopelessness and determine how to abound in hope.