How do you protect the future? Answer: Learn how to think during seasons of divisionAutor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Two Big Questions:• Are you living beneath the blessings of all that has been provided to you?• Are you making the most of all that you have been given?One Big Point: God has provided everything we need to live our BEST Life!Autor: Minister Sheila Bishop

Can you trust God when you are disappointed and things don’t go your way?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Learn how to think during seasons of divisionAutor: Pastor Ricky Temple

What is stopping your harvest?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Lifestyle commitments that will protect my marriage or relationshipsAutor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Four ways to get past the differencesAutor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Big Question: Are you committed to embracing the confidence God has in you?Side Question: Do you really believe in yourself?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Big Question: Are you committed to embracing the confidence God has in you?Side Question: Do you really believe in yourself?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Question: Are you committed to trusting God's faith and His hands on your life?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Statement: In order to protect your future, you must change the way you think about “commitments.”Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Statement: In order to protect your future, you must change the way you think about “commitments.”Question: What are the role parents and children should play in each other’s lives as you grow older?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Statement: In order to protect your future, you must change the way you think about “commitments.”Question: What are the role parents and children should play in each other’s lives as you grow older?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Statement: In order to protect your future, you must change the way you think about “commitments.”Question: What are the role parents and children should play in each other’s lives as you grow older?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

This series is designed to discuss the importance of learning how to disagree. Christians tend to have one answer for everything (right or wrong, saved or lost, in some cases Republican or Democrat). Jesus and the Apostles modeled the ability to reach beyond their opinions to win people to their Christ. We have often migrated to a new Great Commiss…

1. Are you slowly dealing with your selfishness?2. Are slowly dealing with stealing?3. Are you slowly dealing with facing the truth?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Are you committed to sacrifice?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Are you committed to sacrifice?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Start early and you will go faster with more ease. Start late and you will spend your life trying to catch up. New Question: Are you fast enough?Side Question: Are you building something that can protect you later? YesAutor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Are you going fast enough to head off what is coming? Are your friends and family moving fast enough to avoid what you see coming in their future? In Genesis 9:20-25 and Genesis 49, describes how Noah and Jacob saw what was coming but could not prevent it in their children’s lives. Do you face the same dilemma with people you care about…

Thinking in the right direction requires painful honesty and courageous refusals. Are you willing to review the direction of your thinking and walk in the Spirit?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Big Question: How much does your life and sacrifice honor God?Side Question: Can you name sacrifices you are currently making for (...)?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Have you culturally changed and lost your way like Solomon and his son?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

Have you ever looked back and noticed you were thinking in the wrong direction?Autor: Pastor Ricky Temple

OBF Youth shed insight into lessons learned from not following life's warning lights.Autor: Ricky Temple

Our teens delivered inspiring mini messages, using the colors red, yellow, and green to symbolize how each color relates to them in their personal lives. Their insightful teachings help viewers understand and respond to these spiritual warning lights in their daily lives.Autor: Ricky Temple