How big is your faith? How big are your PRAYERS? Join us for the second week of our bigCHURCH series.

The church's foundation is Jesus Christ. Do you know what the "church" is supposed to be? What it is supposed to do? Join us as we look into what it means to be the church.

Our final sermon in "The Way Out" series. Jesus is the way out of a dead end life. He has promised to return at some point. Our job isn't to predict the day, just to be ready for it. What does that look like?

The world tells us there are many ways to God. But Jesus himself said there is only one way. He is the way, the truth and the life.

Doc and our executive minister, Jon, tackle this important question in our "Way Out" series. As always, it's not WHAT you know, but WHO you know. All of history revolves around what Jesus did for us. We celebrate his death, burial and resurrection with our daily lives. There better be some pretty outstanding evidence to hinge everything upon. The fact is: there is!

Why did he have to die? The idea of a sacrifice doesn't sit well with us. But that is what atonement is all about. It is hard to fathom a God loving us so much that He'd go to extremes to make sure we were a part of His family. But that is exactly what He did.

Ever wonder what Jesus was really like? People in the Bible were drawn to him. They just couldn't get enough of him. He was able to see them EXACTLY as they were, and he loved them anyway. He had an uncanny knack for unmasking people and showing them grace.

Questions, questions, questions. In this series, entitled, "The Way Out," we ask questions about Jesus. This week, Doc asks, "Why Did He Come?"

We started a new series today entitled, "The Way Out." Those who have an intimate relationship with Jesus know that He is the way out. Out of their past. Out of their struggles. Out of their addictions. He is the one who gives freedom. The message today focused on getting to know the Jesus from the Bible. Why should you care about Him?

OK, that may be overstating it a bit. But James Driver preaches on baptism. Why is it so important? This is the full worship service from September 6, 2020.