Listen to Mike Woodruff as he discusses the influence of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his penchant for leadership in spreading the good news in times of turmoil. In contrast, although this is certainly no easy time, where does your focus lie, on reaching out, or just keeping the status quo?

Are you living today in light of forever? Listen as Mike Woodruff talks about the parable of The Rich Man and Lazarus.

As we embark upon this new year, we return to the book of Luke as Mike Woodruff discusses how God wants us to be generous, in many ways that may seem like a stretch, but truly bring fulfillment.

When it comes to the future, there is only one guarantee out there we can be sure of. One place to go where we can read about what the future holds. But this is not a prediction, we are not talking about a possibility. No this is a promise, something you can count on, something that changes what we do today. Watch as Dan Syvertsen talks about the book of Revelation and what prophecy means in our reality.

In our Advent Series we have been looking at names for Jesus. So far we have covered Prince of Peace, Eternal Life and Alpha and Omega. Today the name (or title) is Christ. As you may know, “Christ” is not Jesus’ last name. It is a title. It is the English form of the Greek word Christos, which is a translation of the Hebrew word Messiah. Listen closely as Mike Woodruff unpacks this holy name.

On the 3rd week of Advent, Mike Woodruff talks about the completeness of God, the contrast and vastness, He is the Alpha and the Omega.

In our second week of the Peace series for Advent, we highlight the first E in Peace, Eternal Life.

On the first week of Advent, Anson Hanbury talks about the reason for the season, the Prince of Peace.

If you have ever contemplated God's love for us, listen closely as Garth Warren unpacks possibly the most famous Parable of all of the lesson stories that Jesus tells us in The Bible, The Prodigal Son.

If you have ever contemplated God's love for us, listen closely as Mike Woodruff unpacks possibly the most famous Parable of all of the lesson stories that Jesus tells us in The Bible, The Prodigal Son.