What is our purpose in engaging in church, if we are not engaging others in Christ’s good news? Listen as Mike Woodruff talks about how we are called to reach out to others and proclaim the good news, and invite others to discover life with God.

It’s common these days to complain about the pace of life. Everything is moving too fast. Those who study these things report that our problem is a combination of the fact that there is a lot going on, and a 24 hour news cycle that, well, goes on 24 hours a day. The latter means we are aware of problems and issues and needs that go in every direction. How do we cope with this? How do we keep up? What should our response be to the needs of others? It can all be a bit overwhelming. Listen as Mike Woodruff brings perspective from the biblical writings and examples of those that God has raised to bring light to His kingdom.

In Matthew 22 Jesus said, “love the Lord your God will all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment.” We are going to be considering what that means today in the second week of our series Discovering Life With God, titled: "Love God". Listen as Mike Woodruff talks about how worship plays into loving God, and what this looks like.

Today we begin a new series entitled: "Discovering Life with God" over the next four weeks we are exploring the question: what does it look like to win? What’s the goal? What is the point of life? Listen as Mike Woodruff starts off with the tone set by Ecclesiastes. 1:1-18, and begins to set the perspective of what a closer walk with God looks like.

With today's life we are inundated with demands that pull us and monopolize our every waking moment, if we aren't careful. We can serve here, attend this class, bring our kids to soccer...but how do we figure out what really needs our attention? Listen as Mike Woodruff brings us through a second look at the church, and how we can posture ourselves to be an active joyful member of the body by establishing boundaries and garnering a focus on God's desire for our resources.

The church has been a steady rock throughout centuries of loss, crisis, gain and advancement. Where does the church fit in the world? What role can Christians expect to take as the chaos of the times unfold? Listen as Mike Woodruff looks at the church, and how perspectives and other influences...political and social...attempt to pigeonhole Christianity.

Ever wonder if God is listening? Does it feel like sometimes our trials continue to pile up…and we wonder “where is God?” We are in the last week of our 4 week series called #THATSLIFE, and this week Anson Hanbury will talk from Romans 8 and bring a focus on how we relate to God, and how does that fall in line with God’s timetable for us. Without God we are powerless to overcome our weakness, but if we grow in supplication and in relationship with God we have The Power of the Holy Spirit in Us.

In our 3rd week of our 4 week series #THATSLIFE, Pastor Anson Hanbury will talk from Romans 7, highlighting the fact that without God we are alone with our inner conflict. But, with God...we have Somebody who can Help.

Have you ever found yourself dealing with a problem that just won’t go away? Sometimes there’s nothing left to do but shrug your shoulders and say, “that’s life.” But with God it doesn’t always have to be that way. We are in the 2nd week of a 4-week series called #THATSLIFE, listen as Pastor Anson Hanbury talks from Romans 6 and brings a focus on the that without God we are controlled by old patterns (sin), but with God we have Freedom to Serve a New Master.

Have you ever found yourself dealing with a problem that just won’t go away? Sometimes there’s nothing left to do but shrug your shoulders and say, “that’s life.” But with God it doesn’t always have to be that way. In this new 4-week series called #THATSLIFE, we will see how God has the power to help us win against our most persistent struggles. Listen as Pastor Anson Hanbury talks from Romans 5 to highlight that without God we’re stuck in old patterns, but with God we have Reason for Hope.