If you know the God of the Bible, you know that He is a God of second chances. Several second chances in the cases of many of us. Pastor Matt McCarter welcomes us to the book of Ezra and another story of God's amazing grace.

Matt McCarter looks at the reward that awaited Queen Esther and Mordecai for their obedience to God.

Guest speaker, Eric Rozeboom explains how, in God's plans, the prideful and arrogant cross paths with the humble at heart; and how they are each heading in very different directions.

Pastor Matt McCarter continues our series on the book of Esther.

Pastor Dr. Aaron Weisser begins a new series on the book of Esther and shares how God accomplishes His purposes in the affairs of the kingdoms of this earth and on behalf of His children.

From Pastor Dr. Aaron Weisser...

It was Richard Dawkins who popularized the phrase “genocidal bloodthirsty ethnic cleanser” to describe the God of the Old Testament in his most well-known work The God Delusion.  This attack line has become more common and is used to undermine the possibility that the God of the Bible, as described, is a just God.

This Sunday, I want to take this attack head-on and deal with the accusation directly.  To do so, I will use scripture to explain scripture, reason to unpack what is unreasonable, and where I don’t have the answers, I will let you know.

My hope is to increase your capacity to offer an apologetic for the God we serve and to increase your trust and affection for this same God. 
Looking forward to our time together,

Aaron

Pastor Matt McCarter walks us through Habakkuk chapter 3, and the prophet's renewal of his faith in God.

This week, Pastor Dr. Aaron Weisser discusses seeing things from God's perspective, and how that can set our hearts free. Join us as we read through Habakkuk 2.

This week, we start a new series from one of the twelve Old Testament prophets who is fed up with God's people! Pastor Matt McCarter shares how Habakkuk let God know about it.

Pastor Dr. Aaron Weisser walks us through the story of King Josiah. In some ways, his is a story of incredible Godly success. In other ways, it is a tragic tale of the worst kind. And it begs the question, "is it worth it?"