The apostle Paul warns Timothy that in the last days, perilous times will come. Although this is true for all of us, no matter where we are in life, Pastor Fidel Gomez reminds us to keep our eyes on Jesus, because whatever "peril" we may face the greater truth is that this is not the end.

Wrapping up our "Nothing Wasted" series in the Book of Ruth, pastor Doug Sauder shares how the entire story of despair, redemption, provision, love, and sacrifice in Ruth and Namoi's lives through Boaz is a mirror of what God has done through Jesus for all humanity.

In this night of prayer and worship, we pray and sing through Psalm 23 and its rich promises of provision, restoration, guidance, protection, mercy and eternal blessing.

Life is messy . . . there's no way around that. And the messiness of life is either going to make you bitter or better. This Memorial Day Weekend, special guest Pastor Daniel Fusco shared a message from Ephesians 4, providing us with six ways to walk in a messy world.

Continuing through our study of 2 Timothy, Pastor Chris Baselice of our Plantation campus teaches on the second chapter—the apostle Paul's last letter to Timothy. In this message we are challenged to be dividers of the Word, doers of the Word, and defenders of the Word.

What would happen if the Church made mercy fashionable again? This weekend, as part of Orphan Weekend, we continued through our "Nothing Wasted" series with a teaching from Ruth 4:1-10 and Deuteronomy 14. Here, Pastor Doug Sauder showed us how Ruth epitomized the kind of person the Lord’s heart is burdened for (poor, immigrant, widow, fatherless), and how He used Boaz to redeem her.

Pastor Billy paints a picture of the apostle Paul writing to Timothy from his prison cell. Paul's message in chapter 2 was for Timothy to be strong in grace. To accomplish this, it takes the focus of a soldier in war, the discipline of an athlete in competition, and the patience of a farmer with his crops.

Picking up in Ruth chapter three of our "Nothing Wasted" series, Pastor Doug Sauder shows us four examples of a godly relationship through Boaz and Ruth's example: Character attracts character, love surrenders its path to God's Word, love protects, and love embraces wise counsel.

In this first teaching of our study through the Book of 2 Timothy–the last letter from the apostle Paul–Pastor Doug Sauder shares with us the wisdom that comes from this key biblical figure and how it relates to us today.

This weekend, we celebrated Mother's Day as Pastor Doug Sauder taught from Ruth 2 and 3. In the third message of our “Nothing Wasted” series, we got to see the special mother-daughter bond between Naomi and Ruth as we explore the amazing role moms play in our lives.