God's promises are something He always keeps. It's in the Bible, Psalm 89:34, TLB. "No, I will not break my covenant; I will not take back one word of what I said." Listen as Pastor Aaron explains how understanding God's promise of His saving grace, can transform your life.

When God says to those who believe in Christ, “I credit your faith as righteousness,” He does not mean that your faith is your justifying righteousness. He means that your faith connects you to Christ who becomes your righteousness in God’s sight–God’s righteousness. Listen as Pastor Aaron Jayne explains why that’s good news for all of us sinners.

How do we stand strong in the things of God? Watch as Pastor Clive Urquhart shares a powerful message on living as a believer in today's culture.

Walking by the Spirit is what we do when the desires of the Spirit are stronger than the desires of the flesh. Listen as Pastor Aaron Jayne explains the importance of receiving the Holy Spirit.

When we allow the gospel to move from their head to their hearts, two things begin to happen: we become incredibly humble and yet, incredibly bold. Listen to this powerful message on Gospel Self-Esteem by Pastor Aaron Jayne.

The gospel is a message of words since words are basic to the intelligent communication of God’s truth. In contrast to mere words, the gospel came “with power.” It is not just a message of words, but a message which is living, active, powerful and able to bring people into a saving relationship with the living God for one simple reason: It is God’s Word and it is truth. Listen as Pastor Aaron explains.

Simply put, the heart of the gospel is Christ. We are saved by grace and are made righteous by what He did on the cross. This is the good news for us. To add anything to this truth is, well, no gospel at all. Watch as Pastor Aaron shares another powerful message of hope and freedom.

Caring for the poor is a basic tenant of the Christian faith. Listen as Pastor Aaron Jayne shares a powerful message out of Galatians on understanding privilege, and remembering the poor.

Pastor Chris Gilkey shares a powerful message on dealing with persecution.

The issue in the Galatian church was not reinventing Jesus or worshiping a different deity, it was adding to the gospel. When we understand that no one may improve upon its perfection, we would agree that in terms of the gospel, addition equals subtraction. Listen as Pastor Aaron Jayne explains.