In this message, Pastor Tom discusses the peace that Jesus Christ freely offers every believer, noting, sadly, that His offer of peace is often met with rejection and hostility by those who are satisfied with the status quo of corruption or spiritual bondage.

In this message, Pastor Neil asks us to consider our responses to the Lord's call: "Will we answer? Will we hesitate? Will we walk away?" He encourages us to diligently consider what our response will be before the Lord calls on us to serve Him.

In this message, Pastor Neil asks us to consider our responses to the Lord's call: "Will we answer? Will we hesitate? Will we walk away?" He encourages us to diligently consider what our response will be before the Lord calls on us to serve Him.

In this message, Pastor Neil cautions against judgment and exclusivity in ministry. He encourages us to celebrate whatever God is doing, wherever He is doing it, through whomever He chooses--acknowledging that the Kingdom of God is bigger and grander than we can imagine.

In this message, Pastor Neil cautions against judgment and exclusivity in ministry. He encourages us to celebrate whatever God is doing, wherever He is doing it, through whomever He chooses--acknowledging that the Kingdom of God is bigger and grander than we can imagine.

Pastor Neil discusses our predilection for desiring "the next best thing" and encourages us to be attentive to living well in the present, knowing that we'll find "the next best thing" even sweeter when we've followed the path directed by the Lord.

Pastor Neil discusses our predilection for desiring "the next best thing" and encourages us to be attentive to living well in the present, knowing that we'll find "the next best thing" even sweeter when we've followed the path directed by the Lord.

In this message, Pastor Neil contrasts the true identity of Jesus Christ with who the chief priests, scribes, and even some of His disciples, believed Him to be, leading to the contrast of the Christ-dependent, self-denying life, which ends in salvation and reward, with the Christ-denying, self-obsessed life, which ends in condemnation and loss.

In this message, Pastor Neil contrasts the true identity of Jesus Christ with who the chief priests, scribes, and even some of His disciples, believed Him to be, leading to the contrast of the Christ-dependent, self-denying life, which ends in salvation and reward, with the Christ-denying, self-obsessed life, which ends in condemnation and loss.

In this message, Pastor Neil teaches that the Lord gives gifts, responsibility, power and authority to those who are mature enough to handle it. He encourages believers to be mindful of the opportunities brought to them for acts of mercy, hospitality, and the spread of the gospel, using this power wisely, where the gospel will be received.