"Trust is a right; you owe it to me because of who I am." If you've ever felt this unspoken pressure, you're not alone. This sermon, inspired by The Speed of Trust, will dismantle that myth. We'll explore why trust is always earned, never simply given, and how understanding this empowers you to build stronger, more authentic relationships.

How do you trust a book that is used as a tool of oppression? In this sermon at Anchor Church in Champaign, IL, Charity uncovers what the Bible really says about slavery and what that means for us today.

Did your parents write a book telling you everything you needed to know and do exactly how to do it? Neither did God. In this sermon, Dave helps us discover the do's and don'ts of reading the Bible.

Listen to Sally as she shares what it looks like to discover divine purpose and divine timing through the story of Esther.

You've heard of George Washington and Alexander Hamilton, but have you heard of the War Woman of Georgia, Nancy Hart? History often overlooks the essential unsung heroes. But, not Exodus!

After the battle is won, Deborah leads Israel in a song praising God, honoring the volunteers, and singling out those who stayed home.

This week, Sherena takes us through the story of Jesus and the pages of the Bible to discover an often overlooked reality: what God thinks of women.