Who is Jesus? A prophet? A fraud? A myth? Your answer to that question is everything!

How will the world know that we are followers of Christ? In order to shine our light, we must be bearing fruit! In the final installment of Starting Point, you’ll learn the importance of bearing fruit and becoming more like Christ.

One of the most common questions people have is, "What is God's will for my life?" Discovering what God's will is for your life is extremely important, but discovery is not enough. In this message, you will learn the importance of being obedient to God's commands!

If you are a follower of Jesus, the Holy Spirit has, and will equip you with spiritual gifts to minister to other believers and to make a difference all over the world. If you want to learn more about spiritual gifts, this sermon is for you!

God has one primary concern, and it's the people who don't yet know Him. As followers of Jesus, that needs to be our primary concern as well. Who do you know that needs to know Him?

In this sermon, Pastor Stevie shares a few things that Jesus knew if we believe and apply will lead to growth in our lives. If you're tired of making resolutions that don't stick and want to experience lasting change, then this sermon is for you!

In this week's message Pastor Stevie asks three important questions that we need to ask ourselves in order to fight the giants in our lives. If you are going up against a giant, then this sermon is for you!

Perspective is a powerful thing! In this sermon you will learn that HOW you see is more important than WHAT you see. If you need to change your perspective on key areas in your life, then this message is for you!

"Just because God can, doesn't mean He will." Your obedience matters and God will often do what only He can do after you've done what He's asked you to do. If you need to walk in faith and trust that God will hold true to His promises, then this sermon is for you!

In “REVOLATIONSHIPS” we learn about the rules of relationships. Pastor Stevie teaches us that relationships are important, and when we make decisions in our own lives to be better and to grow, it might cost us who we walk with.