In the first installment of the All In series, Pastor Joel teaches on the lives we are called to lead.  It’s a New Decade, a new year, and a new you!  Jesus came to give us life - life to the fullest!  Are you experiencing that? If not, you can when you go ALL IN! You can’t leave any area of your life out. From your faith, friendships, to finances, 2020 will be the year you go ALL IN!

In the final installment of the God With Us series, Pastor Joel teaches on the Christmas story by examining the relationship between the book of Isaiah and the purpose and work of Christ in the New Testament. Jesus’ birth is a powerful display of God’s faithfulness to bring peace, hope, healing and life to a lost and dying world. Because of Jesus, we can experience the joy that comes through His finished work.

In the fourth installment of the God With Us series, Pastor Joel teaches on the Christmas story by examining the relationship between the book of Isaiah and the purpose and work of Christ in the New Testament. Jesus’ birth is a powerful display of God’s faithfulness to bring peace, hope, healing and life to a lost and dying world. Because of Jesus, we can experience the joy that comes through His finished work.

In the third installment of the God With Us series, Pastor Joel teaches on the Christmas story by examining the relationship between the book of Isaiah and the purpose and work of Christ in the New Testament. Jesus’ birth is a powerful display of God’s faithfulness to bring peace, hope, healing and life to a lost and dying world. Because of Jesus, we can experience the joy that comes through His finished work.

In the second installment of the God With Us series, Pastor Joel teaches on the Christmas story by examining the relationship between the book of Isaiah and the purpose and work of Christ in the New Testament. Jesus’ birth is a powerful display of God’s faithfulness to bring peace, hope, healing and life to a lost and dying world. Because of Jesus, we can experience the joy that comes through His finished work.

In the first installment of the God With Us series, Pastor Joel teaches on the Christmas story by examining the relationship between the book of Isaiah and the purpose and work of Christ in the New Testament. Jesus’ birth is a powerful display of God’s faithfulness to bring peace, hope, healing and life to a lost and dying world. Because of Jesus, we can experience the joy that comes through His finished work.

In the final installment of the All that Matters series, Pastor Joel teaches on living a life outside of ourselves. God has entrusted us all with riches in various ways, and He expects a lot from us in return. When we use those riches generously for others, we are showing the world what it really means to be a Christian. God wants us to have even more than we have now, but let us not forget what the more is for.

In the third installment of the All that Matters series, Pastor Joel teaches on living a life outside of ourselves. God has entrusted us all with riches in various ways, and He expects a lot from us in return. When we use those riches generously for others, we are showing the world what it really means to be a Christian. God wants us to have even more than we have now, but let us not forget what the more is for.

In the second installment of the All that Matters series, Pastor Joel teaches on living a life outside of ourselves. God has entrusted us all with riches in various ways, and He expects a lot from us in return. When we use those riches generously for others, we are showing the world what it really means to be a Christian. God wants us to have even more than we have now, but let us not forget what the more is for.

In the first installment of the All that Matters series, Pastor Joel teaches on living a life outside of ourselves. God has entrusted us all with riches in various ways, and He expects a lot from us in return. When we use those riches generously for others, we are showing the world what it really means to be a Christian. God wants us to have even more than we have now, but let us not forget what the more is for.