During week 3 of our "Clapback" series, we discuss "fighting with faithfulness". The strategy of doing more to get more often falls short. God is looking for faithfulness in the things we already have, that's what leads to "more" in our life. We hope this talk inspires and encourages you today!

Our series"Clapback" is all about responding to difficult circumstances. In week one we talk about how we are not fighting in the battle alone, but we are "fighting with family", as sons and daughters of God. Knowing that God is the solution and not our problem ais the first step in being able to overcome what comes our way.

Qualified? Of course we're not, at least not on our own. Jesus is the one for qualifies us. This message discusses how God see us not on our own but "though the filter of Jesus".

God has a plan for your life, but so does the Devil, he simply wants to get you to waste your life in meaningless pursuit. In week 3 of our series, we talk about the ways we "self sabotage", by trying to find happiness and fulfillment is ways that can never sustain us.

Week two of our Appetite for Destruction series. In this message we take a look at the battle everyone will face with pride, and look at what the Bible teaches us about true humility.

The Bible makes it clear we all have an Appetite for Destruction in Romans 7:8-23. So are we doomed, are we destined to be a slave to sin ? In this talk we find out how to fight the battle of sin and destruction in our lives.

Life really can get better, but only when we make the right choices. During this talk we take a look at how the little things can make a big difference in our life.

Who is Jesus? Who is he really? A prophet, rabbi, teacher, a good man, an angel? The way you answer this one question changes everything. In this talk we look at who Jesus claims to be.

Immanuel, the name for Jesus that means, "God With Us". In this talk we look at how comforting it is to have a God who understands our pains, struggles, fears and temptations, a God who gets it!

The Bible tells us in Isaiah 9:6 that Jesus would be our everlasting father. In this weeks talk we break down what it means to have a father forever.