Learning how the Holy Spirit is the key to fulfilling your purpose in life.

The amount we serve Christ and others is determined by how much we love. And how much we love God and others, is determined by how much we believe we have been forgiven. This parable reminds us that we should give our lives to God because we have all been forgiven much.

Be empowered with the truth of the gospel.

Will you use all the resources God has given you to serve Him? So often we give God the minimum requirement, when we should give Him our all.

“Half of the misery in the world comes from trying to look, instead of trying to be, what one is not.” - George McDonald One of the most damaging and deceitful lies we tell, is when we lie with our lives. On Sunday we were challenged from the Bible account of Ananias and Sapphira. This strict lesson should remind us to focus more on internally being right with God, more than simply externally looking right with God.

Doing the will of God is not a recipe to avoid pain or grief in our lives. However, when we find and live out our God given purpose, it allows us to have joy - even in the midst of our trials!

The action of church attendance is important. However what is equally important is the attitude and spirit of church attendance. This sermon examines some principles that help us understand how to come to church.

Conflict is unavoidable in life. Every relationship we have is another opportunity for conflict. This messages walks through the book Philemon, and examines a biblical pattern for conflict resolution and restoring broken relationships.

A major aspect of the church, is Biblical fellowship and community. This sermon helps us understand that fellowship is so much more than small talk and a coffee in the lobby, but rather a sustaining and supporting love for one another in the trials of life.

It matters for Christ not just what we do, but why we do it. Let everything we do be done for Christ and a heart of love for Him!