When life tests your faith, will you choose to keep fighting? In this week’s message, Faith Worth Fighting For, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. encourages us that our faith must be received, protected and lived out. As Ephesians 2:8 declares, “For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith – and it is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God.” Faith is not self-made. It’s grace-given. Contending for your faith means you keep swinging, keep standing and keep showing up.

In this week’s message, Before the Battle Begins, Pastor Rich Wilkerson Jr. reminds us that the fight begins long before the front lines. If you don’t win the battle in your mind, you’ll never win the one in front of you. Deuteronomy 20 encourages us to face every challenge with confidence, knowing that “the Lord your God, who brought you out of Egypt, will be with you.” Fear may be contagious, but so is faith. God goes before you, fights for you and gives you victory.

Sometimes life can feel like one battle after another from conflict at work, pressure at home, and struggles within. But every fight you face has purpose. In week 3 of our collection of talks, Contend, Pastor Luke Barry in his message, One Battle After Another, reminds us that God never promised us a life without battles, but He does promise victory through them.

We’re called to fight the good fight of faith. Realism tells us life is one battle after another, but faith tells us it’s one victory after another. In this message, we’ll discover how to wage the war within, walk in unity and forgiveness, and fight for others with love as our weapon.
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Because love is both how we fight and why we fight.

Today, we continue in week four of our collection of talks, Contend. To contend for truth means to learn the truth God has given, live the truth daily, and love the truth no matter the cost. In his message “Just Words,” Dr. Allen Tennison reminds us that in every generation, truth is tested – and our call is to stand firm.

When the world drifts from conviction to convenience, we hold to the Word that never changes. Faith isn’t about just knowing truth, it’s about becoming a people who practice it.