Our tongue is one of the most powerful things in our lives. However, learning to control it is no easy task. The book of James gives some great insight to how we can control our lives by controlling our tongue.

What is our motivation when we pray to God? Is it to get more FROM God or is it to get more OF God?

One common theme through the book of James is putting our faith into action. This week we discuss being doers of the Word and not just hearers only.

As we study the book of James together, one of the first lessons we can learn is how to stand in faith during the trials of life.

When we reflect Godliness in all we do, seek God relentlessly without hesitation, and allow our faith to be contagious: we PROSPER even in impossible situations.

In Luke 14, Jesus sees a multitude following Him and He makes a strong distinction between fake salt and real salt. Many people say they want to follow Jesus, but few actually count the cost.

This week, Pastor Dan shares some exciting news about where we're going as a church. As we make plans to move forward, we also take time to remember where we've been.

Righteous anger is not a bad thing! It is actually something modeled by Jesus Himself! In John chapter 11 we see Jesus moved to action by His righteou anger as he defeats one of His biggest spiritual enemies.

As we read through the book of John together, here are three lessons we can learn from John chapter 2.

As believers, we are commanded to be Light Bearers. The Apostle Paul said believers should shine brightly in a world full of crooked and perverse people! The Bible shows us that true Light Bearers do 3 consistent actions.