What is Pentecost?

Is it a religion? Is it an experience? A holiday?

What does it take to have a Pentecost?

Are constantly growing and learning in our relationship with God?

Should you be?

Are you satisfied with where you are or are you hungry for more of Him?

Studies suggest that the average person makes an eye-popping 35,000 choices per day.

35,000!

Researchers at Cornell University estimate we make 226.7 decisions each day on food alone.

David used nine words to start one of his most well-known Psalms.

The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.

David knew what it meant to be a shepherd.

This message looks at the way a shepherd sees the sheep.

Have you ever wondered if God really knows where you are? If He's really aware of your situation?

Be encouraged by this message, God sees you!

The heroes of our story were faced with a choice. They knew if they remained where they were, they would die. If they went back, they would die. The only choice was the unknown.

The night is far spent, the day is at hand. We are closer than we want to admit to the return of Jesus Christ.

Are you ready?

Are those closest to you?

What are you doing to show you are aware?

What do you think of when you hear "The Kingdom of Heaven"?

What about when you hear party?

Can one be synonymous with the other?

Everyone struggles with existential questions. One of the most difficult to answer for many is, “Who am I?”.

Because, the answer can be complex. It's more than a name. It's more than one moment in time.

Can you answer the question, "Who am I?".

It is not enough to Engage the lost.

If we want to make disciples we must ESTABLISH biblical foundations.

Foundations are not the most exciting part of a building project, nor are they the most attractive part of the finished building. Yet they are vitally important, determining both the strength and the ultimate size of the building.