We’re very destination oriented as a culture. We say things like, “when I get this raise, things will be okay” or “when restrictions are lifted, things will be back to normal”. But we’re told to seek God during the journey, in the middle of our storms. That he lovingly watches over us when things are good, and when they’re bad.

All too often we are quick to initiate prayer to God, but without first acknowledging or appreciating him. This psalm of King David reminds us of the importance of first recognizing and responding to God’s goodness to us in our lives.

We will all experience fear but it's how react to it that matters. David,  as much as anyone else, often felt overwhelmed by fear and it even caused him to not think clearly and make bad decisions. But eventually, he would get his heart right as he focused on God’s promises of protection and would not let go. Pastor Doug shows us through a study of Psalm 91 that we don't need to let fear defeat us either.

Is there something weighing on your heart? Do you feel like you have gone too far and God just left you? In this message Josiah Olmos and Pastor OJ walks through repentance and how God’s transformative work takes place when we make ourselves vulnerable to him.

Are you facing difficulties in your life? There is hope and help when trouble comes. In this talk Pastor OJ draws out some hope-filled strategies for walking through difficult and troubling situations.

In the midst of our frailty, in the midst of our brokenness and weakness, God loves to use us for mighty purposes. Out of the grandness of the cosmic and microscopic creation, God is mindful of us. You matter more than you know.

Have you ever struggled with direction in your life wondering how to find the path to success?  In this message we will be exploring the principles, consequences and ultimate destinations of two different life paths.

Pastor Doug wraps up our AfterLife series. He shows us that how we live now does matter and it is worth it - the decisions we make, the responsibility we take for all that God has entrusted us with. Loving God and loving and caring for others are eternal principles that determine our eternal rewards. We need to keep our eye on the prize, keep our eye on the shore, finish the race, because there is an afterlife and in the end it IS worth it.

Hell is a place that wasn't meant for people. God has made a way that we don't have to be there one day. To find how, listen to Pastor Bev's sermon based on Revelation 20:11 - 12.

If Heaven is real who is going to be there? What will our relationships be like? What is the highlight? Pastor OJ addresses these questions with answers from scripture encouraging us that heaven is our real home.