Pastor Jason delivered a message of encouragement this morning to the church during this time of uncertainty. He also challenged us as God's people to fast and pray.

Pain is part of life. A part that we don't handle very well. In this message, Pastor Jason takes a look at the affliction of Apostle Paul as well as others. He spoke about finding the purpose in our pain.

Pastor Jason preached this morning on the principles of tithing, and why it is important. Do you want God to rebuke the devourer on your behalf? Do you want Him to pour out a blessing on you? Check out this message!

The sermon this morning was brought by our guest, Bishop Woodruff.

Pastor Jason wrapped up his SHINE series. This morning he focused on Engaging our Culture. There is so much division in our world today, and if we expect to reach anyone with the gospel we have to be involved. We have to be salt outside of our church walls.

In part 4 of the SHINE series, Pastor Jason discussed nurturing growth. He did a great illustration of growing and helping others grow. Are you growing in your Christian walk?

In part three of the SHINE series, Pastor Jason explored Biblical Worship. He discussed what it means to focus our worship on God, and what it means to worship in spirit and truth. Do we honor Christ with our worship?

Pastor Jason begins his series on "SHINE," our church's focus for 2020. SHINE is an acrostic that explains our focus for the year. The "S" stands for "Serve God," which is where Pastor Jason begins and explains how committing to serving others is the true way to serve. God.

Pastor Jason brings in the new year by presenting the church's focus for 2020: SHINE. SHINE is the acrostic for Serve God, Honor Christ, Invite Others, Nurture Growth and Engage Culture. Pastor Jason puts Jesus' Sermon on the Mount into perspective for the modern day church and explains the need for our light to shine.

Pastor Jason finished up the Who is Jesus series. Part 5 focused on Jesus as the Coming Lord. Pastor Jason discusses the reality of the rapture and the hope that believers have in the promise of Christ's return.