In this message, Pastor Byron examines how doubt causes us to question even good things, especially when it comes to God and His presence in our lives. He addresses how misunderstandings, misrepresentations, and distortions—often shaped by our relationship with our earthly fathers—create caricatures of God that lead to doubt when He doesn’t match our expectations.

In this message, Pastor Byron addresses the giants we face in life—pressures, fears, insurmountable circumstances, and expectations—that intimidate and taunt us just like Godzilla or King Kong frightened audiences. He reminds us that the Christian life is one battle after another against both external giants and internal ones like doubt, fear, anger, and unforgiveness, illustrating how fear can cause us to miss the good news God is trying to bring us.

In this message, Pastor Byron explores how people’s understanding of God shapes their spiritual journey, emphasizing A.W. Tozer’s statement that “what comes into your mind when you think of God is the most important thing about you.” He addresses how many people have created a God of their own making based on feelings or distorted images rather than knowing God as He truly is through His revealed names.

In this message, Pastor Byron teaches about Jehovah-Shalom—the Lord is peace—explaining that God’s names are not mere identification tags but revelations of His character and promises for every situation we face. He emphasizes that when the Israelites faced fear and anxiety, God revealed Himself as Jehovah Shalom to encourage them and show them a side of Himself that would address their specific struggle.

In this message, Pastor Byron continues his series on the Names of God by exploring the compound Hebrew names for Jehovah and how each name addresses specific needs in our lives. He reviews foundational names including Elohim (Creator), Adonai (Master/Ruler), El Shaddai (God Almighty), and emphasizes that Jehovah reveals God as both eternal and personal, showing that God has a specific name for every circumstance we face.

In this message, Pastor Byron begins a foundational series on the Names of God, teaching that understanding God’s various names helps us discover His character and how He relates to our specific needs. He explains that God has a name for every situation—whether we need provision (Jehovah-Jirah) or healing (Jehovah-Rophe)—and emphasizes that discovering these names unlocks the treasure chest of God’s grace and reveals His majesty in ways that will deepen our worship.