How do you stand on God's promises when circumstances press against you? Gary and Drenda Keesee explore Jesus' response, 'It is written,' and what it means to bring your beliefs and words into agreement with Scripture. Through Luke 18, the story of the persistent widow, and the call to stand firm...

What gives you confidence when you pray? Gary and Drenda Keesee turn to 1 John 5:14–15 to explore prayer rooted in God's Word, rather than feelings, repetition, or the length of time spent asking. This Cry for Justice broadcast also examines the connection between righteousness, leadership, and s...

What changed when Paul spoke up about his rights? In Acts 22–23, a threatened punishment became protection when Paul made his citizenship known. Gary Keesee uses this account to explore why knowing your standing—and speaking with confidence—matters. This Cry for Justice message also includes a co...

God's promises are worth understanding. In this message from The Cry for Justice, Gary Keesee explores how knowing the laws of God's kingdom shapes the way we live, work, and exercise our faith. Through the principles of sowing and reaping and the widow's story in 2 Kings 4, Gary connects spiritu...

Do you know the authority you have as a believer? Gary and Drenda Keesee explore what it means to be a citizen of God's kingdom and why knowing His Word changes the way you respond to fear, confusion, and opposition. Drawing on Hebrews 11 and Isaiah 9, they explain the connection between faith, j...

Could fear of people be keeping you from your next step? Gary Keesee shares how God challenged his own shyness through school, sales, and ministry—and why the people we are afraid to approach may be part of the answer we need.

A family's practical story of provision illustrates the value of aski...

Do you feel you have to do more before you can approach God with confidence? Gary Keesee revisits the story of the prodigal son to reveal the heart of a loving Father—and the performance mindset that can follow us even after we come home to Him.

Discover why hiding in shame keeps you at a distan...

What does it mean to be fully persuaded? Gary Keesee examines the difference between knowing about God's promises and being convinced of what He says. Looking at Jesus and the disciples in Matthew 17, he explores how unbelief and distorted thinking can leave us responding to life from fear.

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What picture are you carrying of your future? Gary Keesee explains how fear fills our imagination with worst-case scenarios—and how God's promises give us a different picture to hold on to. Using Peter's walk on the water and practical examples, he shows why renewing your mind matters when circum...

Is fear deciding how far you can go? Gary Keesee explores how fear shapes our thinking, limits our choices, and keeps us from moving forward. Through Scripture and personal stories, he explains why knowing who you are in Christ changes how you respond to life's challenges.

Learn to recognize fe...

Are your words focused on the problem or on God’s promises? In Part 2 of “God Has No Economy Seats,” Pastor Gary Keesee explores what our words reveal about our beliefs. Through Jesus’ teaching in Luke 12, he points to God’s care and provision and encourages a perspective rooted in faith.

What can an unexpected first-class meal in an economy seat teach you about faith? In Part 1 of “God Has No Economy Seats,” Pastor Gary Keesee shares a personal travel story and the lesson it taught him about relying on natural circumstances. Through Ephesians 1, he explores learning to hear God a...

What is provision for? In the conclusion of “Is Money Evil?”, Pastor Gary Keesee turns to Isaiah 61 to explore restoration, blessing, and the purpose behind financial provision. This message shifts the focus from the size of a bank account to what God has called you to do.

Is money itself evil—or is the problem our relationship with it? In Part 1 of “Is Money Evil?”, Pastor Gary Keesee examines 1 Timothy 6 and the distinction between money and the love of money. Discover why he describes money as a tool for a purpose, and how misplaced trust in wealth can become an...