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Text: Psalm 15:1-4; Joshua 9:1-21

In this message from Psalm 15, we discover the fourth characteristic of the person who stands firm in their faith. This characteristic is a common struggle that we all face today. We invite you to listen closely so that you can stand unshaken!

Text: Psalm 15:1-4a

True saving faith always leads to growth in our relationship with the Lord and into His likeness. In this message from Psalm 15, we discover the third key characteristic of a person who stands firm in their faith. This characteristic may even surprise you! We invite you to listen closely so that you can stand firm today!

Text: Psalm 15:1-3; James 3:1-18

We are saved by faith alone, but true saving faith is never alone. It always leads to growth in our relationship with the Lord and in His likeness. In this message from Psalm 15, we discover the second of five key characteristics of the person who stands firm in their faith regardless of the consequences they face. We invite you to listen closely so that you can stand firm today!

Text: Psalm 15:1-2

We are saved by faith alone, but true saving faith is never alone. It will lead us to grow in the Lord and in His likeness. In this message from Psalm 15, we discover the first of five key markers of the person who stands firm in their faith regardless of the consequences they face. We invite you to listen closely so that you can stand firm today.

Text: Psalms 15; Matthew 7:21-27

Life is filled with many trials and circumstances. We seem to move from one uncertainty to another. However, this doesn’t mean that we must be overcome by the pressures that we face. In this message we discover how we can stand firm, unshaken in our faith, regardless of what storms come our way. 

Text: Acts 16:16-34

In Acts 16, Paul and Silas are unjustly thrown in a prison in Philippi, but rather than moan and complain about their circumstances, they worship the Lord! In this message, entitled “Songs in the Night,” Pastor Scott explains how when we worship the Lord in the midst of trials, some amazing things can happen! When we sing our “song in the night,” the Lord hears our song and responds in power, the church hears our song and is edified, and the world hears our song and is pointed to Christ. We’ll also take a look at Psalm 54 and learn about how we can get through times of suffering in our lives! 

Text: Matthew 25:14-30

In the Parable of the Talents, Jesus reminds us that we are not owners but stewards of the resources He has entrusted to us. We must exercise our stewardship responsibilities with humility and gratefulness. One day we will be held accountable for how we have managed God's resources, so let's be faithful to serve and give the Master our absolute best!

Text: Matthew 12:38-41

God used Jonah greatly to bring repentance and salvation to the entire city of Nineveh. However, many years later God the Father sent Someone greater than Jonah to bring salvation to the entire world. He alone can rescue us from our sin.

Text: Jonah 3:10-4:11

In this message from Jonah 4 we learn a fourth thing that we must let go of so that we can experience what God is wanting to do in us and through us. Though we may not understand God’s process or plans, we must trust Him and submit to His control in our lives.

Text: Jonah 3:1-10

Have you ever felt you have done something so devastating that God couldn’t forgive you, restore you, or work in your life again? In this message we learn a third powerful part of life that we must let go of in order to experience God and embrace His purpose for our lives. Through the example of a wayward prophet we discover three important truths to help us Let Go of Our Past.