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  • The Impediment of Inferiority

    In this message Pastor Byron examines the power of our self-perception using Proverbs 23:7 (“as a man thinks in his heart, so is he”), exploring how our internal thoughts shape our identity and behavior. Through the story of “Helen High School” and biblical principles, he addresses how believers should view themselves in light of God’s

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  • The Grip of Guilt

    In this message Pastor Byron explores the difference between healthy guilt and false guilt (pseudo-guilt) using Romans 8:1 as a foundation, showing that there is no condemnation for those in Christ. He examines how performance-oriented Christians often struggle with lingering guilt, self-condemnation, and the fear of not measuring up, and teaches how to distinguish between

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  • The Depth of Depression

    In this message Pastor Byron tackles the widespread issue of depression, providing biblical and psychological insights into its causes, characteristics, and remedies. Using Mark 14:33-34 where even Jesus experienced deep distress, he shows how wrongful or painful thinking can lead to hopelessness and emotional paralysis, while offering practical steps for overcoming this emotional stronghold.

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  • The Valley of Grief

    In this message Pastor Byron addresses the topic of grief, sharing his personal experience of losing his close friend in a tragic accident and explaining how grief affects believers in many different circumstances beyond just death. He teaches about the difference between proper and improper grief, showing how this God-given emotion can either facilitate healing

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  • The Acid of Anger

    In this message Pastor Byron examines the destructive emotion of anger, revealing its serious physical and spiritual consequences including its link to heart disease and damaged relationships. Using biblical examples like Jonah, he explains what anger is, how it can become an emotional stronghold, and provides practical guidance for understanding and managing this powerful emotion

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  • The Paralysis of Fear

    In this message Pastor Byron addresses the paralyzing emotion of fear, using the illustration of Black Bart who controlled people through intimidation without firing a shot. He explores the many forms fear takes in our lives, its various causes (including temperament, childhood experiences, and trauma), and how this “phantom giant” can rob believers of the

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  • The Ache of Anxiety

    In this message Pastor Byron launches a series on staying emotionally fit by examining anxiety from Matthew 6, explaining how emotional strongholds can hold believers captive and offering biblical strategies to break free from worry and fear. He explores five reasons believers struggle with anxiety—failing to trust God’s faithfulness, not appropriating His promises, trying to

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  • Q&A With Dr. Morgan

    In this Q&A session Pastor Byron addresses questions from the congregation about eternal security, the Judgment Seat of Christ, and difficult passages in Hebrews while previewing the upcoming series on staying emotionally fit. He provides in-depth biblical explanations of once-saved-always-saved theology, examining key passages like John 10:28 and Ephesians 2:8-9, and emphasizes the importance of

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  • Who Can Heal Our Nation?

    In this urgent message Pastor Byron addresses the moral and spiritual crisis facing America in 2016, calling the church to confession, consecration, and commitment as outlined in Hosea 6. He challenges believers to pursue revival in their own hearts first, announces a new monthly solemn assembly for prayer starting in September, and emphasizes that only

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  • God Is More Than Enough to Meet Your Emotional Needs

    In this message from the Psalm 23 series Pastor Byron examines verse 4 to address fear and anxiety, showing how God is more than enough to meet our emotional needs even in life’s darkest valleys. He explains how the shepherd’s rod (representing God’s power) and staff (representing God’s grace) provide comfort and protection, encouraging believers

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