Drawing from Daniel 4, Pastor Spencer walks through the powerful transformation of King Nebuchadnezzar—from proud ruler to humbled worshiper—highlighting God’s jealousy for His own glory. This message reminds us that all success comes from the Lord, and that to claim credit for ourselves is to rob God of what He alone deserves. Through vivid biblical narrative and direct application, we are called to live humbly, repent sincerely, and glorify the Most High God in all we do.

Can you trust God even when life is hard? Drawing from Job, the Psalms, and other Scriptures, Pastor Spencer highlights three foundational truths—God is absolutely sovereign, infinitely wise, and completely loving. These truths invite us into more than obedience; they call us to a deep, personal trust in God. Rather than relying on feelings or circumstances, we are urged to trust the revealed character of God in His Word.

1 John 2:20 describes the true believer as one who has been anointed by the Holy One and who knows the truth. In this sermon, Pastor Spencer addresses the widespread misuse of the term “anointed” in many charismatic circles, and clarifies what John meant by this Spirit-given anointing that belongs to all Christians. Rather than being reserved for a select few with supposed spiritual superiority, this anointing guards believers with the truth and anchors them in Christ.

In Joshua 9 we see God's nation of Israel enter into a foolish agreement because they did not seek the Lord's counsel. As Rejoice Christian Church and Anchorage Bible Fellowship consider how to move ahead in their relationship, this passage identifies what not to do. In this sermon, Pastor Spencer from ABF unpacks Joshua 9 to give us wisdom for why and how to seek the Lord's counsel.

In 2 Chronicles 34-35, the Bible speaks of a 16 year-old King Josiah that seeks to honor God. In this sermon, Pastor Spencer from Anchorage Bible Fellowship unpacks the significance of King Josiah's heart and the importance of the Word of God in the lives of God's people.