Pastor Neil continues the First Thing First series with “The Value of Wisdom” from 1 Kings 3:4–5. When God told Solomon to ask for anything, his response revealed what mattered most. Learn why seeking God’s wisdom first shapes our choices, priorities, and future.

Pastor Neil continues the First Thing First series with “But First, Love!” Jesus declares the greatest commandment is to love God with all your heart, soul, and mind, and to love your neighbor as yourself. When love is first, everything else finds its proper place.

Pastor Neil brings “Making the Most of Your Time” from Ephesians 5:13–16, challenging us to walk in the light, live with wisdom, and be intentional with every moment God has given. Discover how your time reveals what truly comes first in your heart.

We continue our sermon series “First Thing First” with the message “You Must Believe”, based on Romans 10:9–10. In this message, we’re reminded that faith is not just something we say — it’s something we truly believe in our hearts. Salvation begins when belief and confession meet, and when Jesus is placed first, not only in words but in our lives. Pastor Neil will walk us through what it really means to believe, why faith matters, and how genuine belief changes everything. Scripture: Romans 10:9–10 Preaching: Pastor Neil Series: First Thing First Message: You Must Believe Join us live as we focus on the most important decision anyone can make — putting faith in Jesus first.

We’re kicking off a brand new sermon series called “First Thing First” with a powerful opening message titled “Think Carefully” from Haggai 1:1–5. In this timely word, Pastor Neil will challenge us to examine our priorities and ask a vital question: Are we putting God first, or have we become distracted by everything else? Just like the people of Israel, we can be busy building our own lives while neglecting the very thing that brings true blessing. God’s message through Haggai still speaks today — it’s time to stop, reflect, and consider our ways. Main Text: Haggai 1:1–5 Preaching: Pastor Neil Series: First Thing First Message: Think Carefully Join us live and let God realign your heart, your focus, and your future as we put First Things First.

Matt Snow brings a powerful message on the life-changing power of God’s Word. Jesus reminds us that the Kingdom of God grows when the seed is faithfully sown—often unseen, yet always purposeful. The Word is the seed (Luke 8:11). Some receive it, some resist it, but when it falls on good soil, it produces a harvest beyond what we can imagine (Mark 4:20). Our calling is not to force the growth, but to be faithful sowers (1 Corinthians 3:5–9). Sow the seed. Trust the growth. Finish the race.

his week, we gather for a special message titled “The Best Rest,” based on Matthew 11:28–30, preached by Brother Dustin Snow. Jesus invites the weary, the burdened, and the worn down to come to Him—not for more pressure, but for rest. In a world that constantly demands more, Christ offers something radically different: a gentle Savior, a light yoke, and rest for our souls. He doesn’t call us to strive harder, but to draw closer. He doesn’t add to our burdens—He carries them. And in Him, we find the true rest our hearts are longing for. Come and hear the invitation of Jesus: “Come to Me… and you will find rest for your souls.”

Pastor Neil will finish our Christmas Series-The King with the final message titled: "The Coming King" The same Jesus who came in humility on that 'O holy night, born in a manger, is the same Jesus who will return in glory. His heart hasn't changed. His mercy hasn't faded. His love hasn't weakened. But His return will reveal the fullness of who He truly is-Savior, Lord, and our- COMING KING. He came once quietly, so we could know His grace. He will come again powerfully, so we can see His glory And both are expressions of the same unchanging love.

Pastor Neil will continue the 2nd week of our Christmas Series - "The King" with the next message titled: The Promise Of A King.

The need for a King, The promise of a King and The coming of a King.