Jay is a licensed family therapist, serving people through the Association of Christian Counseling, a faith based ministry committed to offering competent Christian counseling rotted in a biblical worldview. In this message, Jay teaches on marriage from Ephesians 5.

Pastor Buck traced the events of that first Easter Sunday through Mark's account.

A Palm Sunday message on the Triumphal Entry which was anything but triumphal. The crowds had lined the streets to cheer Jesus, but that was the very scene that made Him cry. Why? The answer to that question has profound implications, not just for them in that day, but also for all of us in our day. Our apologies for the audio issues during the last half of the message.

The fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5 is an illustration of Paul's larger discussion on the importance of having Christ formed in us. Each of the character qualities listed is a picture of Jesus Himself. Paul is making the point that these qualities, or fruit, will begin to characterize all those whom Christ's life flows. This is the seventh message in the new series focused on Christ's life being revealed in us.

Using the pictures of the story of Christ displayed in our auditorium stained glass windows, Pastor Tim opened the Word and helped us reflect on the hope that we have been given in Christ.

The fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5 is an illustration of Paul's larger discussion on the importance of having Christ formed in us. Each of the character qualities listed is a picture of Jesus Himself. Paul is making the point that these qualities, or fruit, will begin to characterize all those whom Christ's life flows. This is the sixth message in the new series focused on Christ's life being revealed in us.

The fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5 is an illustration of Paul's larger discussion on the importance of having Christ formed in us. Each of the character qualities listed is a picture of Jesus Himself. Paul is making the point that these qualities, or fruit, will begin to characterize all those whom Christ's life flows. This is the fifth message in the new series focused on Christ's life being revealed in us.

The fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5 is an illustration of Paul's larger discussion on the importance of having Christ formed in us. Each of the character qualities listed is a picture of Jesus Himself. Paul is making the point that these qualities, or fruit, will begin to characterize all those whom Christ's life flows. This is the fourth message in the new series focused on Christ's life being revealed in us.

The fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5 is an illustration of Paul's larger discussion on the importance of having Christ formed in us. Each of the character qualities listed is a picture of Jesus Himself. Paul is making the point that these qualities, or fruit, will begin to characterize all those whom Christ's life flows. This is the third message in the new series focused on Christ's life being revealed in us.

The fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5 is an illustration of Paul's larger discussion on the importance of having Christ formed in us. Each of the character qualities listed is a picture of Jesus Himself. Paul is making the point that these qualities, or fruit, will begin to characterize all those whom Christ's life flows. This is the second message in the new series focused on Christ's life being revealed in us.