Guest speaker Joe Focht from Calvary Chapel Philadelphia starts off our study in 1 Timothy. Through this teaching, we learn how Paul's exhortation to Timothy to live for Christ in a culture on decline is as relevant today as it was when it was written.

Whenever God's people rise up to build, the enemy rises up to destroy. Continuing the study through the Book of Nehemiah in our “Build” series, Pastor Chris Baselice challenges us to expect the attack of the enemy and be ready to fight for our families as we continue the work.

Guest speaker, Kevin Palau, takes us through Jesus' longest prayer recorded in the Bible. Jesus prays for unity within the body of Christ because it is through unity that the power to transform entire cities exists.

As Pastor Doug Sauder continues through the Book of Nehemiah in our “Build” series, we learn that God pours vision into His servants. When God is doing a deep work in your life, He leads you into a difficult, desert environment to fully form the vision He's placed in your heart.

As Pastor Chris Baselice gives us an overview of the Book of Ezra, we learn that while the people build the temple, God is building the people.

It's hard when you find yourself in God's waiting room, but it's here that He builds your character. This is what God did for Nehemiah, a man of patience and prayer. Nehemiah understood that God needed to build the walls of his heart before he could rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. In this message, Pastor Billy Venezia challenges us to consider prayer and patience as building blocks in the shaping of our character.

This evening has been set aside for our church body to gather for encouragement, prayer, and an authentic night of worship while lifting up the name of Jesus.

Usually our first instinct when something arises is to take action, but God would have us response differently. This weekend, we kicked off our “Build” study with a message from Nehemiah 1 as Pastor Doug shared that when God places a burden on our hearts, we need to take time to process it with prayer and fasting instead of acting impulsively.

In this topical message, we welcome back a good friend–Pastor Geoff Buck who currently serves at a church in California. He shares with us a message about how God is always present and always capable in the midst of our circumstances and we should find comfort in the fact that a "but, God..." moment could be on the horizon.

In this last message of the “FREE” series, Pastor Doug Sauder challenges us to think about our ultimate purpose in life. It is only when we view all of our choices in light of eternity that we can truly be free to live generously.