Resurrection Sunday brings us to a new revelation of Jesus weeping. Join Pastor Steve as he unpacks the meaning of the words in these passages and what significance they can have for us as we allow His truth to transform out tears in to triumph. It is Finished!

Healing Sunday brings us to the gate Beautiful where Peter & John encounter the lame man. Receive revelation as Pastor Steve shows how healing happens and the significance of what a name carries.

What are the guidelines for giving according to 2 Corinthians 9:7? What should we look at in those we give to? Listen up as Pastor Steve expounds on these as well as stumbling blocks in giving and what radical generosity looks like for us!

What does the Bible instruct about our heart posture in giving? Follow along as Pastor Steve 2 Corinthians 9:6-12 and touches on different forms of giving.

How can we honor God with our wealth, as Proverbs 3:9 instructs, if we don't have any? Follow along as Pastor Steve shows God's desire for His children to prosper including in our finances.

What is the eternal life that Jesus offers? Follow along as Pastor Steve shows how our identity leads our actions, which, in turn, result in the good fruit of eternal life or the bad fruit found in temporal life.

Q & A with Pastors Steve & Kay offers answers to a variety of questions. What does it mean to be "in Christ"? How do you know if you are walking in your destiny? Listen along for the insight on these and more!

One of the most frequently asked questions of a pastor is "What should I do?" As Jesus showed in His encounter with the rich, young ruler, it's not about the "do" it's about the "who". Listen as Pastor Steve shows how it is one thing to speak/hear grace(Jesus), yet a profound difference in actually knowing it.

Guest speaker Dr. Will Ryan.

The sincerity of a person is proven in action, not by words. Follow along as Pastor Steve expounds on 2 Corinthians 8:6-9 where Paul is writing to the church at Corinth about their follow-through in the grace of giving and how it still applies to us today. In Christ's atonement, He became what we are so we could become what He is, specifically becoming our poverty so that we could become rich through Him.