This week we started a new series on the first four chapters of First Samuel. Pastor Kaleb discussed the brokenness of Hannah and the staleness of Eli the Priest and encouraged us to live our lives on the altar.

This week we started a new series on the first four chapters of First Samuel. Pastor Kaleb discussed the brokenness of Hannah and the staleness of Eli the Priest and encouraged us to live our lives on the altar.

This week we examined Daniel 6 as Pastor Kaleb urged us to live a life committed to intercession. we discussed the ways in which we find suffering, hope, prophecy, and prayer all work together to form in Daniel a heart that hungers for the coming of Gods kingdom.

This week we examined Daniel 6 as Pastor Kaleb urged us to live a life committed to intercession. we discussed the ways in which we find suffering, hope, prophecy, and prayer all work together to form in Daniel a heart that hungers for the coming of Gods kingdom.

Pastor Kaleb shares from Daniel 5. We studied the fall of Babylon to the Medes and Persians. We learned from Belshazzar repeating the mistakes of his predecessors the need for true repentance and generational transfer.

Pastor Kaleb shares from Daniel 5. We studied the fall of Babylon to the Medes and Persians. We learned from Belshazzar repeating the mistakes of his predecessors the need for true repentance and generational transfer.

In this message Sue Otten shares as we take a fresh look at Isaiah 40:31. As you listen you will find encouragement to lean into the Lord to find the strength you need to fulfill His dream for your life.

In this message Sue Otten shares as we take a fresh look at Isaiah 40:31. As you listen you will find encouragement to lean into the Lord to find the strength you need to fulfill His dream for your life.

This week we studied the response of Schadrach, Meshach and Abednego to Nebuchadnezzar's demand that they bow to his statue from Daniel 3. Pastor Kaleb urged us to live aware of Gods power, expectant to experience his goodness, but ultimately abandoned to His sovereign purpose for our lives.

This week we studied the response of Schadrach, Meshach and Abednego to Nebuchadnezzar's demand that they bow to his statue from Daniel 3. Pastor Kaleb urged us to live aware of Gods power, expectant to experience his goodness, but ultimately abandoned to His sovereign purpose for our lives.