This week, we had our missionary Kyle Beckrich share a challenging message with us from Matthew 7, on the story of building your house on rock or sand. Kyle works with Campus Outreach in Evansville where he shares the gospel with and disciples college students.

Have you ever set your heart on doing something that you were really passionate about in your life? What if God’s plan and purpose for your life is something completely different? Join us this Sunday as we will be turning to II Samuel 7. We will be challenged together to surrender our plans to God's sovereign plans and purposes for our lives.

Sooner or later everyone finds themselves in a desperate situation. Such a situation brings with it a great deal of distress. Join us this Sunday as we turn to Psalm 142 and learn from David how we should respond when facing personal troubles.

This Sunday we continue our sermon series on David: A Man After Gods Own Heart. This message will address the value of having a tightly knit relationship with a dear friend, just like David had with Jonathan. The passage we are studying is 1 Samuel 18:1-4.

This Sunday we will read together one of the best known and all- time favorite stories in the Bible-the story of David and Goliath.  Although it is a very popular story it contains a challenging message that is often overlooked.  In today's message, we bring to light the truth about what God is teaching us in this Old Testament classic narrative.

This Sunday is Mission Emphasis Sunday. Juan Wagenveld is preaching from Multiplication Network Ministries. It's always so special to hear from our missionaries when they are Stateside about all the incredible work they are doing around the world!

Our new sermon series is entitled, “David: A Man After Gods Own Heart”. What does it mean to be a person after God’s own heart? What qualities or character traits is God looking for in such a person? Do you possess these qualities? Today's message kicks the series off and discusses what this means.

Psalm 23 is one of the most well-known Psalms in the Bible. This Sunday we had our outdoor service for Labor Day weekend and we heard how God as our Shepherd has everything we need. In other words, with God as our caretaker we will lack nothing.

This Sunday, we open God's Word to Hebrews 2:1-4. We will be challenged to heed God's warning and to do what is necessary to restore our relationship with Jesus Christ and remember: salvation is found in no other.

Have you ever heard of the phrase, “The Calm Before the Storm?” Our lives can be going through a time of peace and tranquility and then all of a sudden things can change drastically to the worse.

When this takes place we have a choice to make. We can either respond in faith or in fear. Listen to this Sunday's message as we turn to Mark 4:35-41 and hear together how Jesus challenges us to choose faith over fear when we encounter the storms of life.