God sent His only Son because of His love for mankind. For our last message in this series, we explore the final theme of Advent: love.

This world isn’t exactly filled with joy. But God gave us joy and wants us to live a joyful life. Would you like to know the key to abide joyously? Find out this week, as we continue our Advent sermon series, Holy Night.

Explore with us the socially and spiritually dire situations of a shepherd at the time of Jesus. We may not be shepherds, but we all face our own inner battles. At times, we struggle within ourselves or with God. But Jesus came to give hope and peace instead. Join us as we continue our Advent sermon series, Holy Night.

The coming of the Messiah took a long time. It was easy for God’s people to start to think of it as an impossibility. The second coming of Jesus has been a long time coming. It’s easy for us to start to think of it as an impossibility. Yet all things have proven possible for God. There’s power in remembering what God has done for us in the past. Join us for our new sermon series, Holy Night.

We continue looking at what it means to follow Jesus as the Good Shepherd. Remember, Jesus as Shepherd is an aspect of His Lordship. It demonstrates how He lovingly guides, protects, and leads us in every part of our lives. Don't miss the wrap up of our series, Jesus is Lord.

We continue exploring what it means to submit to Jesus as the Good Shepherd. Jesus as Shepherd is an aspect of His Lordship. It demonstrates how He lovingly guides, protects, and leads us in every part of our lives.

Jesus as the Shepherd reveals a tender yet powerful aspect of His Lordship. His constant guidance, care, and leading is crucial to our daily lives. When we follow His voice, we find direction, peace, and freedom from poverty in all its forms. Join us as we continue our series, Jesus Is Lord. Discover how the Shepherd’s heart shapes our daily walk with Him.

We continue our series exploring the supreme authority of Christ. Come discover the comforting and guiding truth that Jesus is the Good Shepherd. He is the One who leads, protects, and provides for His people. Come and be reminded that surrendering to His lordship is not a burden but a blessing. Let's grow deeper in your walk with the Shepherd who knows you by name.

There’s a moment every Christian remembers — that first heartfelt confession that “Jesus is Lord.” It’s the moment faith takes root, and we become children of God. But while believing that Jesus is Lord brings salvation, truly submitting to Him as Lord brings transformation. Let’s explore what it means to let Him lead your life!

Sometimes life overwhelms us. But God doesn’t want us to be overwhelmed by anything. Instead, He wants us to obey what He’s said, which allows His Spirit to guide us on our daily journey of faith. Search the Scriptures with us to answer the question: “What Did God Say?”

Let's discover the principles of meditating and speaking only what aligns with the Word. All Christians have a responsibility to meditate and then speak!

So far, we’ve looked at several things the Bible says about the Light of God: Light is good.God is light.God’s light is salvation and life for believers.We are children of light.Join us as we finish our series by covering one last principle about The Light of God.

Last week, we looked at two things the Bible says about light: 1. Light is good. 2. God is light. This time we look at two more important principles for part 2 of our series, The Light of God.

Baker’s Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology informs us that light literally expels darkness. When we examine the word “light” in the Bible, we'll see a contrast of light and darkness in the Old and New Testaments. The literal contrast is between metaphysical good and evil, God and evil forces, believers and unbelievers. The Bible entertains no thought that darkness is equal in power to God’s light. The Light of God is always shining, which means, as children of light (Eph. 5:8), we sh...

We examine what the scripture says in terms of being a good friend. Come learn more about friendship for our final message of the Friend of God series.

What are a believer’s requirements to be called a Friend of God? Jesus said to His disciples, “You are My friends if you do whatever I command you.” So what are our main actions of obedience? What needs to be the daily focus in our walk with the Lord? Join us as we deepen our understanding of being a friend of God.

Jesus called His disciples His friends. James called Abraham “the friend of God.” Can we be the friend of God? The answer is emphatically, yes! Join us as we break down why James called Abraham Friend of God and what that means for us.

Most people have friends, good friends, close friends, or even best friends. But can we be a Friend of God? To many it may seem strange to see God as a friend. After all, He is the Creator of the universe. Yes, you are still called to be a faithful servant of God, but God can still call you friend!

We don’t have to conjure faith up from nothing. Increasing our understanding of the good and faithful character of God allows us to mature in faith. Join us as we learn more of God’s character through Abraham’s journey. Let’s grow in faith together!

Our God is the Alpha and Omega, the Beginning and the End. God is always a man of His word. That’s why God is the One who gets The Last Laugh in Abraham’s journey of faith.