Ivan Tait is uniquely gifted in communication and revealing the heart of God. He has spent his life reading and studying the Scriptures and shares God's truth with surgical precision. For over 40 years, he has traveled the world, speaking in churches, conferences and lectures on all subjects related to Christianity. Ivan is highly respected for his ability to release people from their burdens, minister to brokenness, and see hardened hearts come to Jesus. He provides oversight and guidance for pastors and churches and finds great fulfillment as an author, missionary, evangelist, husband, and father. Ivan, his wife, Kimberly, and their children have dedicated their lives to ministering relevant truth to the body of Christ, rescuing orphans and widows, and feeding the poor.

Ivan Tait is uniquely gifted in communication and revealing the heart of God. He has spent his life reading and studying the Scriptures and shares God's truth with surgical precision. For over 40 years, he has traveled the world, speaking in churches, conferences and lectures on all subjects related to Christianity. Ivan is highly respected for his ability to release people from their burdens, minister to brokenness, and see hardened hearts come to Jesus. He provides oversight and guidance for pastors and churches and finds great fulfillment as an author, missionary, evangelist, husband, and father. Ivan, his wife, Kimberly, and their children have dedicated their lives to ministering relevant truth to the body of Christ, rescuing orphans and widows, and feeding the poor.

In Psalm 51, as we all know, King David speaks from one of his greatest failures – one which was publicly chronicled for everyone to read. David’s mistakes included adultery, murder, abuse of power, and of course, deception. In this tremendous place of brokenness, David became an everyman. He is speaking as a broken man who longs for redemption.

Can you relate to this place, where you have had to face your brokenness? What do we do?

In Psalm 51, David shared this journey with us, so let’s hear what lessons we can learn from David's confrontation with His brokenness, and how Jesus still heals today.

What does it mean to be a person planted by streams of water, who produces awesome fruit and does not wither when adversity comes? Come find out in today's message

This week we dive into the insights given to us in Psalm 27 in facing our biggest enemy; Fear. This Psalm shows us 3 ways we overcome fear; we war with our Words, we win with Worship, and we wait in Hope. You don't want to miss this week's message!

This week we dive into David's insight into a God who knows us deeply. We will talk about our desire to be known. Why did God place this desire in us? What does our desire to be known have to do with our desire for intimacy?

Finally, what does disobedience have to do with a heart that doesn't believe that God knows him or her deeply? Through Christ, God has given us the gift of being known, and we need to steward it correctly. How can we give the gift of being known to our wives, husbands, and kids and not lose their hearts? Find out in today's message.

Text: Psalm 139

Join us for a special message from Living Stones presbyter Pastor Rod Aguillard!

“Death and life are in the power of the tongue" - Proverbs 18:21