Pastor Earl Glisson continues His series on God's Garden with this installment on pruning. The pruning process is something that many people avoid, because quite frankly, it's painful. Pastor Earl brings scripture though that shows that the pruning process is not punishment as many people think, but promotion to bigger and better things. This was from our 11a Sunday service gathering on 01.31.16.

Through the month of February our mens pastor, Mike Krulcik, will be going through a series on righteousness. We'll be learning how to navigate our lives while still being able to remain holy. This was from our Midweek service gathering on 02.03.16.

We wrap up our series, God's Garden, with Pastor Earl's final message culminating in the result of all the seeding, feeding, planting, and pruning: Growth. We learn that everything we do causes us to grow, but it is up to us to determine if what we do causes us to grow away from God or or grow closer to Him. This recording is from our 11a Sunday service gathering on 02.07.16.

Pastor Marci ministers on the subject of being faithfulness. In life no matter the season, you have to be faithful to God's plan for you if you want to see His Word work in you. Sometimes it's a tough choice, but Pastor Marci encourages us that being faithful to choose righteousness always brings blessing to us. This is from our midweek service on 01.20.16.

What you feed yourself greatly determines how you perform and how effective you are in life. The same is said for what you study, and devote time to when it comes to your spiritual maturity. Pastor Earl continues his series, God's Garden, with a look at what and how you should feed the seed of God's Word in your life. You can't live a fulfilled life off of cake and ice cream, you have to keep a balanced diet, and it's the same for your spiritual life. This was recorded from our weekend service on 01.24.16.

Pastor Marci continues her series on Faith, Hope, and Love, and continues to bring out God's Word to allow us some prime self-examination to see where we can grow in these three vital areas. They aren't just concepts or frivolous words to sound pretty or cute, but rather actions we should apply to every area of our life.

Pastor Earl Glisson continues his series God's Garden, with a look at a vital part of the growth process, planting; specifically our hearts. It can be the easy choice to allow sin to be what rules your heart, but Pastor Earl shows that, though it takes discipline, choosing to apply God's Word to your life can be just as simple, but it will keep your heart in prime condition to listen to God and operate in love with others more effectively.

Pastor Marci, one of our senior pastors, continues her series, "These Three" on 01.06.16. In a time when the world seems to be so hectic, busy, and chaotic, we as followers of Christ should be focusing on what He wants our priorities to be, faith in Him and His Word, hope which looking forward to the days to come, and love which must be the foundation of all that we do.

Life is full of seasons. In those seasons it's vital to recognize what in the world it is that you need to do. Whether it's to invest in something or someone, planting a seed of finance or wisdom, or taking the time to learn something new for yourself. Perhaps it's a season to cultivate learned knowledge and see it flourish, or maybe it's time to cut off some things that have died so you can be more productive in your purpose. This series from our senior pastor, Earl Glisson, dives into this very subject so that you can recognize where and when in life you need to focus on the seed of God's Word, plant it, feed, and prune it. We all need to grow to be more effective in our roles husbands, wives, students, volunteers, employees, and whatever season of life you find yourself in. Grow with us this year as we start off 2016 with this timely new series.

Our senior pastor, Earl Glisson, teaches on Kingdom Authority from service on 12.27.15.