Pastor Dr. Scott Davis begins a new series called "What in the world is going on?" 

He is risen and we are justified. 

Palm Sunday sermon 4-5-20

Continue to carry out God's mission. In this next message in the "Stand Firm, Hold Tight" series, Pastor Dr. Scott Davis continues on to chapter three of 2 Thessalonians, pointing out four priorities for the church.

Is all that' happening in the world a sign that it is the end? Listen as Pastor Scott delivers Part 2 of the series "Stand firm, Hold tight" from 2 Thessalonians.

Every day, 70 churches close their doors forever. In the U.S., 60% of the population have not and may not ever attend a church. We welcome guest speaker Pastor Josh Crans as he brings a message from the book of Matthew. Focusing on how Christ's command to "go and make disciples" is a command to plant churches.

It often seems that every year there is a new threat to our existence. Whether it’s global warming, nuclear meltdown, or the coronavirus there is always something that is used to instill fear with the threat of death. While we can be concerned for those various threats, we know our security lies in Jesus Christ. Our position is secure in Jesus Christ. No matter what happens we have eternity with Christ. In this message, Pastor Dr. Scott Davis begins a series looking into 2 Thessalonians.

In this final installment of “More and Better Disciples”, Pastor Dr. Scott Davis discusses the last of the five areas of focus, ministry. Harmony and unity are necessary within the church. Diversity within the church is a necessary part of ministry. God has uniquely made us and given various gifts to each. One person’s gift may make a difference but a greater accomplishment can be had when the people of the Church uses their various giftings together in harmony and unity.

The next message in the More and Better Disciples series is focused on training. Pastor Dr. Scott Davis takes us through seven passages of scriptures that stress the importance of being involved in training disciples for Jesus Christ.

Fellowship. It’s something we all need, but it seems in today’s culture it’s something that is really lacking. Christian fellowship is the relationship among a recognized group of people, that maintains knowing each other, caring for each other’s needs, maintenance of shared core values, beliefs, and practices, and diligently holds to the common hope based on the work and person of Jesus Christ. Christian fellowship is done within the framework we call the church.