Pastor Adrian Boykin of Kearney E-Free Church shares a message called, “A Subversive Kingdom,” from their series, “Citizens of Another Kingdom.”

Pastor Ronnie Rothe of Relevant Church in Elkhorn shares a message called, “Where to Prepare,” from the series on the Armor of God called, “Won’t Back Down.” We are in a battle daily, so we must daily prepare for battle. Prayer is where and how we daily prepare to stand firm.

Pastor Jeff Baker of New Life Church in Kearney shares a message called, “Run to Him,” from their “Run to Win” sermon series: three ways to make sure you’re running to win.

Pastor Bryan Clark of Lincoln Berean shares a message called, “Life Outside The Camp,” from the series in Hebrews called, “Christ Is Enough,” from Hebrews 13:1-16. You don’t have to go get good or get religious, God offers you salvation freely as a gift if you’re willing to receive it.

Pastor Bryan Clark of Lincoln Berean shares a message called, “Zion Not Sinai,” from the series in Hebrews, “Christ Is Enough,” from Hebrews 12:12-29. We’re not only family but we’re teammates—-we’re running this together.

Pastor Jeff Baker of New Life in Kearney shares a message called, “O Holy Night,” from their Christmas Playlist sermon series.

Pastor Jeff Baker of New Life in Kearney shares a message called, “Let Us Adore,” from their Christmas Playlist sermon series.

Pastor Bryan Clark of Lincoln Berean shares a message called, “Instruction and Correction,” from the series in Hebrews called, “Christ Is Enough,” from Hebrews 12:4-11. Discipline isn’t punitive; discipline isn’t punishment. Discipline is teaching; it’s instruction; it’s correction in order that we may run the race well.

Pastor Bryan Clark of Lincoln Berean shares a message called, “Run With Endurance,” from the Hebrews series called, “Christ Is Enough,” (Hebrews 12:1-3). This race isn’t easy; it’s hard and it’s lonely. It can get confusing and painful, but you have to know that the saints of old are gathered in the bleachers of heaven and they are cheering.

Pastor Jeff Baker of New Life in Kearney shares a message called, “Holy Forever,” from their Christmas Playlist sermon series.