In this sermon, Pastor Jon talks about the heart behind the offering. He uses the story of the widow who gave the little that she had as an offering. Although the amount was small, the heart behind the widow's gift counted as more than any of those in the offering box. Our contributions mean nothing if the heart behind the gift isn't right.

In this installment of our series, Pastor Lori brings a timely message for Mother's day and gives us a new perspective of Mary, the mother of Jesus. A mother who generously gave herself, particularly her body to be used by God. Do you have faith like Mary?

We start off our May series with guest speaker, Pastor Chris Edwards who speaks on how God gives to us so we can give it back to him so that WE can have. He shares with the congregation that giving isn't only financial and that when we give to God, it can be with our time and our gifts. Who we are and what God has given us is just enough to be used in His Kingdom.

Have you ever found yourself in a place of spiritual limbo? Like, that place where what you are going through don't look like what God promised you? This sermon is timely for those in a spiritual limbo with what God's promise over their life is.

Roman’s 8 is a treasure trove of verses that the believer can lean on in a time of trial or circumstance. In it, Paul starts off by telling us how we are free from condemnation. He tells us how we have the power to walk in the Spirit and in the power God offers us. No one can condemn you and nothing you do can separate you from God's love. Nothing can come in between the relationship God desires to have with each and every one of us.

Have you ever had a bad day? I think for different people that might vary on the depth of how bad that day is. I think our age also plays a role in that too.For the disciples of Jesus, the worst day of their lives was the day Jesus was crucified on the cross. Three days later Jesus was ALIVE! They had the BEST NEWS EVER on the BEST DAY EVER for the remaining disciples because Jesus was alive.

In this sermon, the church is asked the question - How do you receive Jesus? It's frequent that the church receives Jesus as Savior but rejects him as King, our ruler. We want the benefits of the cross without the submitting to Jesus. Have you received him as both King and Savior of your life?

We all love a good snapchat or instagram filter. Filters can save you from stuff, help you see stuff you wouldn't otherwise see and filters can help you look like something you aren’t. But what if we had a filter, that showed you everything God thought about what you were doing with your life?! How amazing would it be

to have a filter that allowed you to know exactly what God thought about an action you were about to take or what he thought about something you were going to say or even think? Check this sermon out where Pastor Luis shows us what it would look like to have the fear of God as a daily filter in our lives.

In this sermon, Pastor Luis talks about the side effects of fear concentrating on spiritual blindness. We read the story of Elisha the prophet, and how his closeness to God allowed him to always know the enemy's plots. Elisha wasn't blind to the physical threat but neither was he blind to the heavenly help so close by. He couldn't be fearful because he lived in a place of knowledge due to his intimacy with God. This is a timely message to those struggling with trust in God.

In this sermon, we take a look at 3 hebrew young men Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego who all took important roles in government with Daniel in a hostile country where they were behind enemy lines. When faced with the situation of bowing or not bowingto the king, will they be fearful to man or FAITHFUL to God?