In today’s message, Pastor Pete looks at the concept of love languages. Understanding each other’s differences to improve communication is not just for marriages, it is a life skill that helps strengthen any relationship. We are able to do that because we can know and experience the love languages of God Himself.  

Arguments and conflict are an inevitable part of any relationship. Why do arguments happen, how do we resolve them, and do we always have to forgive? Pastor Sammy explores these important themes in this week’s message.

The Bible says, “It is not good that man should be alone.” In this message, Pastor Pete highlights our human need for contact and intimacy, which can only be achieved by being vulnerable, transparent and honest with each other. This is a message for couples as much as for singles.

Using the example of David and Jonathan, Pastor Pete shares a Biblical definition of true friendship. Friendship is costly, it makes space for trust and vulnerability, it always encourages and speaks truth. A friend is not the person who meets my needs, a friend is the person whose needs I meet.

What is love? In today’s message, Pastor Pete dismisses the secular view that love is what man makes of it. Instead, he delves into the profound truth that God is love. He who defines everything, also defines love because He is love.

Pastors Tim and Alli Brown share what life in the Holy Spirit is all about. To those who welcome Him, the Holy Spirit changes lives, releasing power, and bringing to pass what God has promised to do for them and through them. We are encouraged to be continually filled with the Holy Spirit.

Can we trust God for the impossible in our lives? Yes, the Bible says we can. In this message, Pastor Pete looks at three other gifts of the Holy Spirit – faith, healing and miracles. The God who created the universe is able and still willing to heal and accomplish miracles today.

The Bible is very clear that our God is a relational God who speaks and who delights in revealing Himself and His plans. The gifts of prophecy, tongues and interpretation of tongues are ways in which God continues to communicate with us today. In this message, Pastor Pete unpacks what those gifts are and how to operate in them.

In 1 Corinthians 12, the Apostle Paul introduces us to the gifts of the Holy Spirit. The focus of Pastor Pete’s message today is on three of these gifts – wisdom, knowledge and discernment of spirits – and how to operate in them.

Pastor Jessica unpacks what it means to be led by the Holy Spirit and what a Holy Spirit guided life can look like.