Pastor Glenn Lawson covers several stories in chapters 2 and 3 of Mark where Jesus' actions challenge the preconceived notions of the religious leaders of the day, and invites us to ask ourselves this question: Are there any areas of your life where your beliefs or actions are preventing Jesus from working in your life?

It is often said that Jesus was just a "good teacher." But what did He teach? And what do His teachings say about who He is? Pastor Glenn Lawson covers this as we continue in chapter 1 of Mark, where Jesus enters the synagogues, preaches with power, and casts out demons.

As we begin a new sermon series over the Gospel of Mark, Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches about John The Baptist, who arrived before Jesus to fulfill prophecy, preach repentance, and to prepare the way for the Son of God.

As we celebrate Christmas, Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches on the amazing joy that is available to us as a gift from God given through faith and trust in Jesus Christ.

As we finish our sermon series on the Old Testament book of Daniel, we read about the upcoming final judgment for ALL of mankind, in which some will be saved and some will be cast into eternal punishment. But there's good news: Jesus Christ came down to earth out of a love for us and paid our penalty, so that we can be saved. And just as the historical prophecies in Daniel came true, we can trust that God's promises towards those who accept Christ will also come true.

Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches through chapters 9 and 10 of the Old Testament book of Daniel, covering Daniel's prayers for God to be merciful on sinful Israel and the amazing truth that through Jesus Christ, God has gifted us peace.

As we begin studying the prophetic section of the Old Testament book Daniel, Pastor Glenn Lawson covers the disturbing visions of evil that God showed to Daniel. And yet despite evil's apparent triumph, there's hope in this: one day Jesus Christ will return, bring His followers to Himself, and destroy all evil.

As we continue our sermon series on the Old Testament book of Daniel, Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches on the cost of holding fast to godly convictions: persecution by the world.

As we read over chapter 5 of Daniel, Pastor Glenn Lawson examines the case of King Belshazzar who is weighed and found wanting by God due to choosing his own way despite having a knowledge of God's power and works. In light of this, we have to ask ourselves the tough question: In our lives, how are we rejecting our knowledge of God and limiting our relationship with Him through sin?

As Pastor Glenn Lawson leads us through Daniel chapter 4, God calls King Nebuchadnezzar to humble himself and give glory to God, but the king does not take the warning to heart and is driven to madness. After a period of time Nebuchadnezzar finally repents and glorifies God, who then restores the king to greatness. We can look to this example today and ask ourselves this vital question: In what areas of our lives are we taking pride in ourselves rather than honoring God, and will we repent and turn to Him, or allow our pride to ruin us instead?