“In God We Trust”… but do we really? The very thing we chase — wealth, security, comfort — carries a hidden warning right on its face: Trust in God. Psalm 49, written centuries before Christ, exposes a timeless struggle that affects both the rich and the poor, the faithful and the skeptic. In this video, we break down the uncomfortable truth about money’s seductive power and what it really costs us — our time, our energy, even our souls.

· Why does money promise so much but deliver so little? · Who’s the real shepherd of your life — Jesus or death? · And why does the Bible say trusting in wealth is as foolish as being a beast?

This isn’t just another message about generosity — it’s a wake-up call about the battle we all fight, whether we have too much or not enough.

Stick around to hear the two words that change everything: “But God…” You don’t want to miss this.

Hit play, and let Psalm 49 reshape how you see your bank account, your time, and your legacy.

Psalm 42 is one of the most quoted Psalms—but do we really understand it? In this message, Pastor Rick walks through the honest emotions of a soul in drought and despair. Life gets heavy, and this Psalm doesn’t shy away from that. It’s raw, real, and relatable.

If you’ve ever felt forgotten, discouraged, or spiritually dry, this teaching will remind you that God can handle your honesty—and He’s still your hope.

Most preachers stop at Daniel 6, but not today. We’re diving into Daniel 7—a chapter full of strange visions, beasts, and prophecies that most people avoid. But don’t worry, we’re going to break it down in a simple way so you can see the bigger picture. How do we live in peace when the world feels like it’s falling apart? The future belongs to Jesus.

In this message, we’ll look at four key truths:

· God knows the future

· Nothing surprises Him

· His rule never ends

· Jesus has the final word

If the future makes you anxious, this message will remind you that God is still in control. Watch now and see how you can trust Him no matter what happens.