Teaching on Luke 14:25-35, Pastor Tom discusses what it means to "count the cost" of discipleship, encouraging us with the knowledge that it is the Lord's faithfulness - not our own - that will enable us to live lives committed to Him.

Pastor Neil discusses the Bema Seat judgment of Christ--what it is, when it takes place, and its purpose in the future of all believers, encouraging us to live our lives mindful of the outcome.

Pastor Neil discusses the Bema Seat judgment of Christ--what it is, when it takes place, and its purpose in the future of all believers, encouraging us to live our lives mindful of the outcome.

Teaching on Luke 13:1-9, Pastor Neil asks us to consider the fragility of life and to make peace with God, through faith in Jesus Christ, before our lives are required of us.

Teaching on Luke 13:1-9, Pastor Neil asks us to consider the fragility of life and to make peace with God, through faith in Jesus Christ, before our lives are required of us.

Teaching on Luke 12:49-59, Pastor Neil reminds us that Jesus' message will necessarily divide us from others, as it divides our self-centered actions from those done for the Lord. We are encouraged to evaluate our lives now, in preparation for the Bema and the life to come.

Teaching on Luke 12:49-59, Pastor Neil reminds us that Jesus' message will necessarily divide us from others, as it divides our self-centered actions from those done for the Lord. We are encouraged to evaluate our lives now, in preparation for the Bema and the life to come.

Teaching through Luke 12:35-58, Pastor Neil exhorts us to be watchful for the return of the Lord. Those who prepare for His return and wait in hopeful, attentive expectation will be rewarded. Those that are unfaithful will suffer a loss of rewards.

Teaching through Luke 12:35-58, Pastor Neil exhorts us to be watchful for the return of the Lord. Those who prepare for His return and wait in hopeful, attentive expectation will be rewarded. Those that are unfaithful will suffer a loss of rewards.

Teaching on Luke 12:13-23, Pastor Tom discusses man's tendency toward greed, intent on investing in ourselves. He suggests, instead, that we become rich toward God, deploying our resources in the service of His Kingdom.