Pastor Jason begins a 3 part series called "Identity." In Part 1, Pastor Jason explores the question "Who are you?" Discussing Jacob's encounter with God that resulted in his name being changed to Israel, Pastor Jason helps us understand that we may have taken on an identity that God did not intend. He discusses how God can help us discover and live out who we really are instead of staying stuck in an identity that He never intended.

In this timely message, Pastor Jason takes a direct, honest approach to discussing what it means to be a Godly Man. After confronting the question, "Where are the men?" Pastor Jason discusses the qualities of a Godly Man and how men must pursue those values.

Pastor Jason takes a close look at forgiveness. He describes what forgiveness is as well as what it is not and the different ways that forgiveness impacts our lives.

In this message, Pastor Jason continues taking a closer look at the first family of the Bible. Pastor Jason leads us to take a fresh look at the story of Cain and Abel. You might be surprised by what you see.

In this message, Pastor Jason explains the real source of Adam and Eve's sin. He talks about their lack of trust in God's plan for them and how those same tendencies are still in us today. Pastor Jason describes Adam and Eve's problem of looking for significance outside of God's plan and how the Gospel is the answer to that problem.

On this Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Jason discusses the Day of Pentecost and its importance to the church. Pastor Jason challenges us to surrender ourselves to God so that we can be filled with the Holy Spirit.

Sister Hampton talked to us about Moses' mother and about giving our cares to God.

In this week’s message, Pastor Jason takes a look at the prophet Isaiah during a troubled time in his life. There is a change in Isaiah’s world that results in him having to look at his life to gain a sense of purpose. He gained that after an amazing encounter with God. Pastor Jason discusses the need for us to understand who God is, understand ourselves in relation to Him, and look to Him for a sense of purpose and meaning in our ever-changing lives.

This week, Pastor Jason discusses the popular story of Naaman, the leper, found in 2 Kings 5. Pastor Jason emphasizes the importance of trusting God’s way of doing things. In particular, he emphasizes that God sometimes does things in unexpected ways to challenge the way we see things.

In this sermon, Pastor Jason preached on the importance of Christians serving others. He discusses God’s desire and ability to equip us for ministry. For the church to fulfill its mission, Christians must be engaged in ministry.