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When we fixate on unanswered prayers, we miss out on intimacy and fellowship with God. Just like the father in the parable of the prodigal son, our heavenly Father lovingly calls us back, reminding us of our identity as His children and coheirs with Jesus. We experience lasting peace, rest, and joy when we fixate on Him and embrace all we already possess in His love, mercy, and promises.

Discover biblical principles for facing spiritual battles through submission, surrender, and praise. Drawing from Exodus 17, Pastor Loren Larson shares how to trust Jesus to fight our battles, stand on God’s Word, and rely on the power of prayer and the support of the body of Christ. His message encourages us to overcome life’s challenges, strengthen our faith, and praise God even before we see the victory. No matter what battle we’re facing, we don’t have to fight alone—God is faithful, and He will see us through!

Pastor Jim Cymbala explores how God provided manna from heaven for the Israelites—and continues to provide His people with strength, wisdom, and spiritual nourishment today. Discover why we can’t live on yesterday’s blessings and how daily time with God renews our faith and overcomes spiritual fatigue. Whatever we face, God has everything we need for today. Let’s come to Him for fresh bread, fresh faith, and a fresh encounter every day!

God is a God of unity and peace who calls His people to walk together in Christian fellowship. When we isolate ourselves from other believers, we become vulnerable to spiritual attacks, but true strength comes when we lock arms with one another. As a church community, we are called to guard against division, build up the body of Christ, and daily encourage one another in faith. Let us be a congregation that genuinely loves one another and stands united in God’s peace.

When life gets difficult, it can be tempting to take matters into our own hands or return to the very things God delivered us from, just as Israel put their trust in Egypt (see Isaiah 30). Yet God remains faithful, and after everything He has done—including giving us His Son—He will never fail us. True peace and salvation are found when we stop running, return to Him, and choose to rest fully in His strength.