In this special Father’s Day message, Dr. Bob Barnes of Sheridan House Ministries provides us with six rallying points by which to measure our saltiness as Christians.

In 2 Samuel 6, we see David attempt to bring the ark of God to Jerusalem without following God's prescribed method. When God sends judgment as a result, David learns from his mistake and successfully transports the ark in an act of humble and exuberant worship. From this account, we learn that worshipping God from a pure heart in alignment with His Word brings revival and bears much fruit.

In this message, we learn what extravagant devotion looks like through the example of Mary of Bethany and the reaction of Jesus’ followers as He rode into Jerusalem.

During this night of prayer and worship, we are seeking healing and protection in Jesus name. Though enemies rise up against us on every side, the Lord is our deliverer, and we are declaring His goodness!

In this message, Pastor Duane Roberts from our Boynton Beach campus explores the power of belief when we come face-to-face with the work of Jesus as we examine the plot to kill Jesus and the death of Lazarus.

This teaching explores two of the most well-known “I am” statements—“I am the door” and “I am the good shepherd”—as we learn about the abundant life Jesus came to give us.

Continuing our series, “The King and His Cross,” Pastor Doug explores two of the most powerful and well-known “I am” statements: “I am the door” and “I am the good shepherd.” In this teaching, we learn about the abundant life Jesus came to give us and what it means for us to have a good shepherd.

Pastor Andrew Lundy continues our study through the life of David by unpacking 2 Samuel 2. Here David is anointed king of Judah, but conflict escalates between David and Saul’s son who wants to take the throne. In this message, Andrew reminds us that new opponents are often new opportunities for spiritual growth and progress.

In this message from John 9, Pastor Doug Sauder shares a powerful message about God’s heart for the outcast as we examine the miracle in which Jesus gave sight to the blind man.

We continue our study of David’s life by unpacking the death of King Saul; a man whose life ended tragically. As we do, we see a few clear warnings for us when we compare Saul's trust in himself to David's trust in The Lord.