Pastor Rick's Daily Hope

Everything you need to live an abundant life is found in the Word of God. Join Pastor Rick as he talks about why the best decisions are always based upon Scripture.

If you want to learn to manage your mind, you have to be delivered from destructive thoughts. In this message, Pastor Rick explains why the best time to win the battle with temptation is before it begins.

When you’re going through dark days, the key is to turn your back on the shadow and look at the light. In this message, Pastor Rick explains why looking to Jesus—the Light of the World—lowers your stress.

Getting enough rest is essential to stress management, but few people actually take time to refocus and reenergize. Join Pastor Rick as he explains why God teaches you to take a day off at least once a week.

No matter what’s weighing you down, there’s only one answer to your trouble: Jesus and his power to remove your stress. Listen to this broadcast by Pastor Rick and discover the antidote to stress.

Transformation doesn’t happen overnight. But to start the process, the Bible says you must own up to your sin and repent. Join Pastor Rick as he continues to teach how to get closer to God.

Maybe you’ve recently thought, “I don’t feel God’s presence in my life.” The good news is, when you’re serious about finding God, he won’t let you down. In this broadcast, Pastor Rick teaches the pathway to spiritual transformation.

One reason setting goals is important is because Jesus set goals. In fact, he often announced publicly what his goal was for the next phase of his ministry. Join Pastor Rick as he continues to teach why you should set godly goals.

Only God gives you the power and energy to make changes you can’t make on your own. In this message, Pastor Rick explains how God uses his Spirit, his Word, and his people to help you reach your goals.

Being part of a small group is an important part of becoming more like the man or woman God intended you to be. In this broadcast, Pastor Rick shares several ways you can get the most from your small group experience.