Nehemiah 1:4-11Pastor Danny dives into Nehemiah's prayer for success in continuation of this series on "Pastoral Prayer." Listen as he takes us through the points of Nehemiah's prayer and shows us why similar points can benefit our own lives.

1 Kings 3Pastor Jake continues this series on "Pastoral Prayer" looking at King Solomon's prayer for wisdom. What would you ask for if God would grant you any prayer? Learn the value of praying for wisdom - in special circumstances and in general. Be reminded that God desires to give wisdom to any who will ask.

Numbers 6: 22-27In this new series our pastors will look at great prayers of the Bible that give voice to our greatest hopes and desires for our congregation and for our lives. Pastor James begins with Aaron's Prayer of Blessing and shows how this well-known and well-loved prayer beautifully and powerfully expresses God's heart for His people and sends them to be a blessing in the world.

Matthew 24: 14-30In this last message in our series on "Celebrating Strengths" Pastor James speaks of how the idea of identifying, developing and applying the strengths that we have been given is not only a means to personal fulfillment and community productivity, but a matter of stewardship for which we will be held accountable by God.

Matthew 5: 14-16, Romans 12: 3-8Great things happen in life and in the Church when God's people are set free to "do what they do best." In this message Pastor James explains how understanding the connection between calling, spiritual gifts and strengths can propel a follower of Jesus to new heights in ministry and service.

1 Corinthians 12, Ephesians 4In this message we consider the impact on a community of faith when each person is living out of the strengths and talents God has provided them. Pastor James shares three marks of a "strengths-based congregation."

Psalm 139: 13-16, Ephesians 2: 8-10In this message we continue to lay a biblical foundation for celebrating each person's strengths and talents. We also think about some of the ways an awareness of strengths can impact our lives and examine some of the roadblocks to coming to this awareness.

John 17: 1-5With excerpts from the Wesley Covenant Service included, this message invites us to follow the example of Jesus this New Year in bringing glory to God by using the strengths He has given us to complete the work He has for us to do. This message begins a new series called Celebrating Strengths.

Matthew 2: 13-23On this Sunday after Christmas we hear of Jesus' entry into our world. Far from the sentimentality of the manger scene, what we discover is that it was, and is, a world filled with hostility and violence. But, it is also a world where God still guides his people. Thank you Jesus for coming to our world!

Isaiah 7: 10-17At the center of it all is a baby with a funny name - Immanuel - God Is With Us. These four words have changed history and have the power to change each of our lives. God will not be tamed or domesticated, He is with us to comfort, challenge and send his people to love the world in his name.