Mike Vauters – April 28, 2019 Pastor Mike begins the prayer series with this introduction to prayer. He focus on how we typically pray in the midst of circumstances and how our prayers should be postured.

Mike Vauters – April 24, 2019 Easter Sunday 2019. Pastor Mike looks at how the resurrection impacts our lives.

Nathan Eikenberry – April 14, 2019 Pastor Nathan finishes our 10 Commandments series by looking at the final commandment, dealing with not coveting your neighbors possessions. He shows us how to go From Coveting, To Contentment, Through Jesus.

Mike Vauters – April 7, 2019 Pastor Mike continues the 10 Commandment series by looking at the ninth commandment, you shall not bear false witness. He points out that lying is bad, honesty is good, and practical examples of how to apply these truths to our life.

Mike Vauters – March 31, 2019 Pastor Mike continues the 10 Commandment series by looking at the eighth commandment, you shall not steal. He answers questions like, How Do We Steal? Why Do We Steal? and How Should We Live?

Mike Vauters – March 24, 2019 Pastor Mike continues the 10 Commandment series by looking at the seventh commandment, you shall not commit adultery. He talks about how we should maintain wedges and hedges to keep us from falling into sin.

Mike Vauters – March 17, 2019 Pastor Mike continues in the 10 Commandment series by looking at the sixth commandment, You Shall Not Murder. What is the text NOT referring to? What IS the text referring to? How had Jesus raised the bar?

Nathan Eikenberry – March 10, 2019 Pastor Nathan continues in the 10 Commandments series by looking at the fifth commandment, honor your father and mother. What does this commandment mean for us today? How do we honor our parents living at home or grown as adults? These are a few question Pastor Nathan addresses in […]

Nathan Eikenberry – March 3, 2019 Pastor Nathan continues the 10 Commandment series, looking at the fourth commandment, remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. What is the Sabbath, how has it transformed, and what does it mean for us today?