The life of King Asa shows that its not about how you start, its about how finish. While he started out sensitive to the Lord, he ended his life refusing to look to the Lord and failing to repent. Scripture teaches his greatest flaw was that he did not rely on the Lord.

The life of King Asa shows that its not about how you start, its about how finish. While he started out sensitive to the Lord, he ended his life refusing to look to the Lord and failing to repent. Scripture teaches his greatest flaw was that he did not rely on the Lord.

King Rehoboam was the son of King Solomon, the grandson of King David. His fatal flaw was that he would not set his heart to follow God. We learn many life principles from this King, including the dangers of rejecting wise counsel and the danger of not finishing our life well

King Rehoboam was the son of King Solomon, the grandson of King David. His fatal flaw was that he would not set his heart to follow God. We learn many life principles from this King, including the dangers of rejecting wise counsel and the danger of not finishing our life well

Scripture does not call Christians to think alike on every issue, but, the Bible does call us to have the same direction of thinking which is what the phrase "Live In Harmony With One Another" means. In week 4 of the Family of God series Pastor Chad explains Romans 12:16-18 for our daily Christian life.

Scripture does not call Christians to think alike on every issue, but, the Bible does call us to have the same direction of thinking which is what the phrase "Live In Harmony With One Another" means. In week 4 of the Family of God series Pastor Chad explains Romans 12:16-18 for our daily Christian life.

In part 3 of the Family of God series Pastor Chad breaks down Romans 12: 9-10 and explains how Christians are to love and honor one another!

In part 3 of the Family of God series Pastor Chad breaks down Romans 12: 9-10 and explains how Christians are to love and honor one another!

If you were asked to describe kindness you would probably use words like "nice", "polite" or "courteous". However the Biblical word for Kindness has a far deeper meaning. In this sermon Pastor Chad explains Biblical Kindness and why it is vital to a Christian's life.

If you were asked to describe kindness you would probably use words like "nice", "polite" or "courteous". However the Biblical word for Kindness has a far deeper meaning. In this sermon Pastor Chad explains Biblical Kindness and why it is vital to a Christian's life.