In this second episode of the "Life Together" series, Pastor Dave shares three reactions that the Christian should have when faced with the fact that "Darkness will riot where Gospel light Shines." We are to expect it, respond wisely, and keep on shining!

We’re in a new series called “Life Together,” examining the Apostle Paul’s history with the Church at Ephesus, as well as the letter he wrote to these Ephesian Christians while he was in prison toward the end of his life.

This week we learn that nothing stands a chance against the Gospel!

This wraps up our series, The Decision, where we realize that your life depends on what you decide about the resurrection. There are three steps toward a decision: We must gather the facts, we must ask what they mean, we must then decide what we believe.

In the second edition of "The Decision," Pastor Dave shares with us how Jesus left no loose ends. Jesus left no loose ends by doing three things. He provided for His mother, He fulfilled prophecy, and He finished His life's work. We celebrate the fact that "It is finished."

This week’s text is not only the story of Jesus’ trial before Pilate, but also a psychological portrait of a man who doesn’t want to have to make a decision about Jesus. The story moves in and out of Pilate’s residence seven times, portraying how Pilate himself is turned inside out over Jesus.

In this last episode of the "Let's Get Practical" series, Pastor Joe shares with us three ways that prayer effects us. Prayer effects our emotional well-being, our physical well-being, and our spiritual well-being. The bottom line is that Prayer makes a BIG difference!

This week in our study in James 5, Pastor Ridder shares with us two ways that Jesus' coming will set things right. First, The self-indulgence of the wealthy will be judged, and secondly, the patience of the faithful will be rewarded. Jesus' coming will set things right!

In this installment of the "Let's Get Practical" series, we learn that there are two mistakes that we make when planning for the future. We think too much of ourselves, and we think too little of God when we make plans. Our plans must always bow to His purposes.

As we begin looking at James 4, we find two ways that our relationships are a barometer: we'll be in conflict with others when we're not right with God, and when we get right with God we'll do right by others. Your relationships are a barometer of your spiritual health.