Atlantic Gospel Hour

Are you living with secrets that are making you sick? Research shows that people who hide their deepest selves are twice as likely to struggle with relationships, moral choices, and personal satisfaction. In this powerful exploration of Psalm 139, Mike Eells reveals why God's complete knowledge of you—your thoughts, words, and actions—isn't meant to terrify but to transform. Discover how the God who knows your darkest moments accepted you anyway, why you can never outrun His presence (and shouldn't want to), and how His infinite knowledge becomes your ultimate security. Whether you're struggling with guilt, seeking deeper faith, or simply want to understand God's personal care, this message offers the freedom that comes from being fully known and fully loved.

Every day you make thousands of choices—what to eat, what to wear, where to go. But some choices carry eternal weight. In his final address to Israel, Joshua didn't ask for casual interest or half-hearted commitment. He demanded a choice: "Choose for yourselves this day whom you will serve... but as for me and my house, we will serve the LORD." Eric McLaren unpacks Joshua 24 to reveal why God doesn't accept neutrality, why fence-sitting is actually a decision against Him, and what wholehearted commitment looks like in everyday life. If you've been coasting spiritually, trying to serve both God and the world, or struggling to make a decisive commitment to Christ, this message will challenge you to stop straddling the fence. Discover why the most important choice you'll ever make isn't just a one-time decision but a daily recommitment to serve the Lord—no matter what everyone else is doing.

What if you worked all day in scorching heat, then watched your employer pay the guy who showed up in the last hour the exact same wage you earned? You'd be furious, right? That's exactly the reaction Jesus wanted when He told the parable of the workers in the vineyard. This eccentric employer—representing God Himself—demolishes our human notions of fairness, merit, and what people "deserve." Mike Eells unpacks this controversial parable to reveal a stunning truth: God's kingdom doesn't operate on our economy of fairness but on His economy of grace. If you've ever felt like you're doing more than others and getting less, if you've struggled with comparing your spiritual journey to someone else's, or if you secretly think God owes you something for your faithfulness, this message will challenge and transform your understanding of God's generous character. Discover why grace that seems unfair is actually the best news you could ever receive.