Dr. Mathew is a mission-driven surgeon serving in Bihar, India, where he leads a growing mission hospital that brings care to thousands through medical treatment, education, and community outreach through the ministry of Helping Hands for Hospitals International. Alongside his wife, Dr. Amy Mathew, he has also served with Mercy Ships, using their skills to bring hope and healing in the name of Christ.

His message, “Going All In: Responding to Christ’s Loving Call” (Matthew 13:44–46; Luke 5:11, 27–28), will challenge and encourage us to consider what it truly means to surrender everything and follow Jesus wholeheartedly.

In this message Dr. Jay Smith takes us all the way back to the fall of man and the true root of humanity's problem. He shows us how the events of the Garden of Eden all the way until the death of Jesus on the cross are portrayed differently in the Quran than what is in our Bibles.

In this message Dr. Jay Smith shows us in detail how different Christianity and Islam are contrary to what we may believe. Listen as he brings to light the differences between Allah and our God in their names, their love, and their power.

In this message Dr. Jay Smith unpacks what is happening in Iran today by showing the history of the Middle East and Islam. Follow along with him as he shows us that the Quran is not the “Book of Peace” that Muslims claim it to be.

Dr. Smith is an international Christian apologist who has spent more than 40 years engaging Muslims with the gospel and examining the historical foundations of Islam. Much of his ministry has taken place at London’s well-known Speaker’s Corner, where he regularly discusses and debates matters of faith with people from many backgrounds. Through his teaching and research, he helps Christians better understand the differences between Islam and the Bible while equipping believers to share the gospel with confidence.

Dr. Smith will bring a special Midweek message titled “Dismantling Islam: The Historical Critique of Islam,” exploring the historical origins of Islam and examining key questions surrounding the early sources and development of the Islamic narrative.

Pastor Lloyd highlights the contrast between David and Abner and the divided kingdoms in this chapter. David seeks the Lord and is anointed over Judah, leading with dependence on God. In contrast, Abner, Saul’s cousin and commander, sets up Ishbosheth over Israel, acting from human ambition to preserve Saul’s line. The result is two kingdoms: David’s, growing in strength under God’s direction, and Saul’s, sustained by human effort and marked by division.

William Federer is a nationally known speaker, historian, and best-selling author who has spent decades researching and sharing the role of faith in American history. He is the founder of Amerisearch, Inc. and the author of numerous books, including America’s God and Country Encyclopedia of Quotations and Miracles in American History. William is known for his engaging presentations that bring historical events to life while highlighting God’s providence throughout the founding and development of the United States.

William will share a message titled “Miracles in American History.” In this presentation, he will explore remarkable moments in our nation’s past where God’s intervention and providence can be clearly seen—from the earliest days of the colonies through pivotal events that shaped the United States. Through powerful stories and historical accounts, this message will encourage us to recognize how God has worked through individuals, leaders, and circumstances to guide the course of history.

In this message, Pastor Lloyd begins the 2 Samuel series with the tragedy of chapter 1: the deaths of Saul and Jonathan. David grieves the loss of both men, even though Saul had tried to kill him many times. Rather than responding with bitterness, David chooses forgiveness and sorrow. Pastor Lloyd highlights that forgiveness is not always fair, but because God has forgiven us, we are called to forgive others. In David’s mourning, we see a picture of Christ-like love toward one who had wronged him deeply.

As we come to the powerful conclusion of our series “In The Shepherd’s Hands." 

This Wednesday we will be going through Psalm 23:5–6 in a message titled “The God Who Blesses.” In these final verses, we see a beautiful picture of a Shepherd who not only leads and restores—but who prepares, provides, pursues, and promises. Even in the presence of adversity, God sets a table of blessing. Even in uncertainty, His goodness and mercy follow us every step of the way. This message is about more than comfort—it’s about confidence. It’s about recognizing that we serve a God who is actively working in our lives, pouring out blessings, and inviting us into a life that dwells in His presence forever.

Come expectant. Come ready. And bring someone with you who needs to hear this life-giving truth.

He is risen! In this Easter message, Pastor Lloyd reflects on Christ’s resurrection and the evidence that confirms His bodily rising from the dead. Because Christ has risen, all who believe in Him are justified before God. Our sins are washed away, and our relationship with God is restored. Easter celebrates Christ’s victory over sin and death and the power of His resurrection, through which we are reconciled to the Father. This message calls listeners to rejoice in the risen Savior and to live in the hope and new life found in Him.