Today, we look to the second part of our new series entitled, "Keys to a New You". We examine the Lord's second declaration of HIs public ministry. The Lord introduces a heavenly prospective to those whose whole culture has been worldly. Today, we examine how we know when we grieved at our past, and how God comforts us when we are humble and ready to consider God's ways. 

Today, we begin a new series entitled, "Keys to a New You". We examine the Lord's first declaration of HIs public ministry. The Lord introduces a heavenly prospective to those whose whole culture has been worldly. Today, we examine how we know when we are teachable, humble and ready to hear and consider God's ways. 

The phrase 'the fear of the Lord' is one that appears over four hundred times in the Bible and yet, very few sermons have ever addressed it's meaning. Today, we use the scriptures to define what it means to fear the Lord. Then we look at one example of someone who learned three lessons from it. These lessons can help us have direction in this journey that all Christ followers find themselves on.  

Today, we examine the Apostle's Paul statement in Philippians where we see three windows on Paul's view of Faith.  We learn this truth today, "What you believe to be true dictates what you will do."

As we start a New Year, a time when resolutions are made by well-meaning people, we discuss a topic of waiting. What does the Bible say of waiting and how should Christ-followers wait? We look to King David's life for the examples that can instruct us to learn to wait on God in a way that honors Him.

Today, we examine part 2 of a mini-series looking at Christmas through the eyes of C. S. Lewis.  Today, we examine the incarnation which C.S. Lewis called the "Grand Miracle" and its importance to the plan of God. 

The last of a 3-part mini-series in time for Christmas. We examine how C. S. Lewis looks at the incarnation of Christ. In today's message we understand that Lewis viewed Jesus as an Author who writes himself into his own story and how this impacts eternity. Specifically, we discover that eternity has a lot more to do with than just immortality. 

Today, we begin a mini-series in time for Christmas. We examine how C. S. Lewis looks at the incarnation of Christ. In today's message we understand that Lewis viewed Jesus as an Author who writes himself into his own story. 

As we see violence in our cities, lawlessness and a moral collapse in our culture we wonder how long can and will this current trend continue. This is a message taken from the Lord's own words about being ready for the return of Christ. 

Today, we come to the 4th chapter of Daniel. We have seen God show great favor to Daniel and his three companions. God has been faithful to His servants. However, we cannot but notice that this favor seems to be directed also to King Nebuchadnezzar. The King has witnessed God's demonstrations of power and sovereignty numerous times. However, in this chapter, we will watch as God is about to punish this proud King, but can it be characterized as punishment? Could it be just more of God's favor?