For Thanksgiving 2024, Pastor Eric teaches on Psalm 100: "Enter his gates with thanksgiving and his courts with praise; give thanks to him and praise his name."

Pastor Clayton wraps up the Places Need Churches teaching series by studying Nehemiah 8 & 9. What is is the recipe for revival?

Nehemiah encountered opposition to his wall-building project. Not everybody was happy with his goal. And that's always the case whenever people set out to accomplish something of significance.

In week three of Places Need Churches, Pastor Jim teaches on the third chapter of Nehemiah where the wall building project is ready to roll. But Nehemiah needs everyone's involvement in order to pull this project off. Everyone? Who does that include? Pastor Jim looks at three categories of people who need to be "all in."

Eric Ferris continues the Places Need Churches study by picking up the story in Nehemiah 2. What steps are next in Nehemiah's mission?

Pastor Jim introduces Places Need Churches, a 5-week study of the Old Testament book of Nehemiah.

Steve Green became President of Hobby Lobby in 2004 and has helped his family grow the business to more than 1,000 stores in 48 states with over 46,000 employees. He is a national speaker on both business and philanthropy interests, always focusing on how his faith intersects with his life endeavors.

Pastor Jim concludes the "Authority Over All" study of the Gospel of Mark by looking at three identities of Jesus shown in Mark 14.

The study of Jesus' authority continues with Mark 11:11-25. Pastor Clayton asks: Why did Jesus curse a fig tree? Why did Jesus disrupt the temple? Will God really do whatever I ask him? Do I need to forgive others for God to forgive me?

In Mark 10:35-45, We see a Jesus who has authority over all, but the heart of a servant.