Lead Pastor, Dr. Corey Abney, talks about God's design for sex and marriage.

Lead Pastor Dr. Corey Abney discusses the basic needs of a husband within the boundaries of a biblical marriage.

Lead Pastor, Dr. Corey Abney, discusses the importance of meeting the needs of your spouse in a biblical way.

Dr. Corey Abney dissects the difference between our current culture's view on womanhood versus Biblical womanhood.

Dr. Corey Abney, lead pastor of Bell Shoals Church, starts a new sermon series, "Back To Basics," with a message about manhood.

Dr. Corey Abney, lead pastor of Bell Shoals Church, brings his final message in “The a Team” series from Acts 8 teaching us that God works through ordinary people, filled with extraordinary power, to bring joy to all places.

Lead Pastor, Dr. Corey Abney, continues our series called, The "a" Team with a message from John chapter 9 about the man born blind who was healed by Jesus and how God used his witness to change lives.

Bell Shoals Church Care and Missions Pastor, Dr. Ben Skaug, brings a message from Luke 5 when Jesus calls Matthew to follow him. This passage teaches us that God's infinate grace is more than sufficient to save you; God's infinite power is more than sufficient to change you; God's infinite love is contrary to our sinful pride.

Dr. Corey Abney, lead pastor of Bell Shoals Church, begins his series on "The a Team." This series will show how God uses average, ordinary people to change the world. This morning’s message from Luke 5 focuses on Peter, James, and John. It teaches us that to be a disciple is to Follow in Faith, Abide in Awe, and Surrender in Submission.

Scott Odom, Executive Pastor of Bell Shoals Church, completes the final installment of our Interruptions series with a story from Luke 7. He illustrates three different perspectives on faith- the Jewish Elders', the Centurion's, and Jesus'. It teaches us that the type of Faith Jesus notices is a humble faith, it's not a performance faith, it's not an external faith but an internal one, it's not a horizontal faith but a vertical one.