Our life in God may feel like a half-full bottle of Coca-Cola. We think a little mento may help it come back to life, but it ends up exploding in our face. The story of David and Bathsheba reflects what can happen when we seek to put the "fizz" back in life apart from God.

Rev. Brian Episcopo unpacks the story of David and Jonathan, showing us the surprising place fear comes from and what roots it out. Join us as we continue our series on David.

What is God's plan for you to win in a world dominated by evil? Pastor Brandon takes a look at how David responded to Saul's cruelty, which teaches us a lot about how God wants US to overcome evil with good.

God sees differently than humans—He looks on the heart. But what exactly is He looking for? Examining what God saw in David helps us know what He’s looking for in us. 

Baptism is probably one of the more misunderstood doctrines in Christianity. Who gets baptized? How do you perform it? Can you skip it and still be a Christian? Getting back to the basics of what Scripture teaches on Baptism can be one of the most important next steps you can take in your faith.

When we come to know Christ, we receive a new inheritance, name, heart, destiny, family, and power... We also receive a new enemy. You cannot fly incognito–we are on his radar and he has a developed a strategy to take us out. This enemy may not be our only obstacle but will be our most formidable. However, there's amazing hope and victory in the Battle Beyond!

On the road from here to heaven, there's work to do. The primary task Jesus gives his followers is to help others follow him too. This is our mission. At Alliance, our goal is to help you live it out.

The Great Commission was Jesus' last command in the book of Matthew. Dr. Dennis Episcopo unpacks Jesus' outline for getting the Gospel to the nations and how we play an integral part in it.

When comes to heaven and forgiveness, God doesn't want your hard work. He just wants you to trust Jesus, and give him control.

Rev. Brandon Hilstad

Pastor Brandon encourages us to become a praying church–one who walks through the world with their minds set on things above. Tune in and join us Sundays at 9:30 and 11 a.m. at the Opera House.