Join pastor Richard as he recounts the story of the women discovering the Resurrection.

When Christ rode into Jerusalem for the last time He was welcome as a king, and then shortly later He was crucified. What was the significance of His entrance? Why did he ride in on a donkey, and why did the crowd lay palm branches at his feet?

Is it possible for a believer to seem faithful to God's call, while being far from God's heart?Join us as we finish out the Parable of the Prodigal son as we look at the older brother's response.

A Message from Pastor Richard on how to respond to the Prodigal.

Luke 15, is one of the most beautiful chapters in all of the bible. Here, Jesus describes His loving character and the incredible love of God the Father. Join pastor Richard as he expounds on this chapter.

Scripture reference:
1 John 4:7-11
Psalm 51:1-17

Hudson Taylor once said, "There are not two Christs, an easy going Christ for easy going believers and a suffering Christ for exceptional believers. There is only one Christ" Join pastor Richard as he teaches on The Lord's Expectations for His disciples.

This past weekend pastor Richard spoke on the importance of Israel. This is an important message, designed to help you understand your role as a Christian in regard to the Jewish people and to stir you to study God's holy Word.

Scripture references:
Romans 4:7-16
Ephesians 2:11-18
Ezekiel 37:11-14

As we are sent out on Christ's mission to make disciples, we will be called to lead people in following Christ. But what does it take to be a leader?

One of the surest ways for us to experience defeat in our lives is to set our minds on the things of the flesh. "Do not be conformed to this world" the apostle writes, "but be transformed by the renewing of your mind." Join Richard Perea as he teaches on Helping People to Think Biblically.

Scripture References:
Isaiah 25:6-9
Isaiah 55:6-9

Worshiping God when times are difficult can seem almost impossible. Join pastor Nathaniel Perea as he expounds on what it means to bring to God A Sacrifice of Praise.