In these times of fear and anxiety, Jay Mayo shares a timely message about the perfect love of God. He shows us where our fears come from, what they cause us to do, and how—if we will choose to believe it and share it with others—Gods perfect love can make all the difference.
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In the midst of an uncertain time, we need to be encouraged by what God is doing around the world to advance His kingdom. Elders Neil Rogers and Andy Deck along with Mike and Meagan Elkins share what God is doing through our strategic partnership in Uganda. In this message, we are reminded that God has not checked out, but is still actively working to fulfill His promises and make His name known.
View SermonIn Ephesians 2 the topic of comfort is challenged by looking at what the gospel requires from us and then we answer the question, “what kind of people does the gospel make?”
View SermonReading from Ephesians 2, we look at where we came from, what is working against us and then show what God has done for us to make us alive in Christ.
View SermonThis week we dive into what Paul is praying for the church at Ephesus and that all they need most is to continue walking with Christ. As a church, we see how all of our needs are met in Christ.
View SermonIn this new series called In Christ, we are reminded of how we are unified not as people in a building on Sundays but a people unified by Jesus Christ to walk as sons and daughters in the world every day.
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Eric Boyt finishes the as one series by reading in Revelation and 1 Peter. We uncover what the type of leadership Jesus give the church.
View SermonLarry Gilbert reads from Acts 19 as we continue the As One series and uncover how the church was designed to be.
View SermonThis morning we get the opportunity to see how Jesus has transformed everyday people by reading through acts 19, celebrating baptisms, and taking communion together.
View SermonJoe Russo reads from Acts 19 and uncovers another piece of the puzzle that was instrumental in unifying the church as one.
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