Pastor Appreciation Sunday's Guest Speaker Pastor Raymond Hoggard shares the example of Ezra's leadership to the exiles coming back to Jerusalem.

The story of the colt in the triumphal entry encourages us to be generous with what we have. If He is your King, strive to be willing to give anything and give up everything for Him.

The parable of the 10 minas in Luke 19 encourages us to use the one life that God has given us. God expects faithfulness from us - in our relationships with God and each other, and with our time, talent, and treasure,

Jesus teaches us how to be On Mission in Luke 19 and the story of Zacchaeus. He kept His eyes open to seek lost people to save all around him. Whether we are on a trip to another country or just on our street, there are people all around who need the Good News of Jesus.

Pastor Kevin Stewart encourages us not to settle for average. Jesus wanted His disciples to understand who they were following and what was to come, and He also wants us to do the same.

"Why does God let bad things happen to good people?" Find out this week in the 4th part of the series on what is Sacred.

Today's message is an amazing sermon on marriage and why it is sacred. The 4 purposes of marriage are the companionship it brings, the activity enjoyed in confines of marriage, helping each other develop self-control, and for comparison to God's picture of the kingdom of God.

God sees Humanity as sacred. Everyone with a heartbeat is an image of God and has a purpose. Don't ask the world who you are, ask the Holy Spirit. To fulfill our purpose we must submit our bodies, our minds, and our wills to God.

In part one of "Sacred," we learn that God designates things throughout His Word that are holy and set apart. We must not look to our own heart, society, or history to understand truth, we must look to the Word of God.

Pastor Amanda shares an encouraging message from Isaiah 54. When God speaks, He expects us to believe it, to act on it, and to persevere in His plan. He is looking for people who refuse to let cultural climate or current circumstances dictate what is possible