Fear is often though of as a negative idea. We can fear losing loved ones. We can fear the opinions of others. We can fear the political direction of our country. And we can recognize that these fears may not be healthy for us. However, there is such as thing as “good fear.” Listen this week as Pastor Sam teaches us about healthy, Biblical fear.

If someone were to ask the question, "Who are you?," what would you say? There can be alot that goes into answering that question. Many spheres of life have an impact on who we are. However, what would it mean for you to find your identity in Jesus Christ? Listen this week as Pastor Sam tells us why this is so important for Christians to think about.

There are alot of ideas out there about what it means to be a man. However, as Christians we need to ask the question, "What does God think about what it means to be a man?" Listen to this special Father's day sermon as Pastor Sam teaches us about Biblical manhood from the book of Joshua.

Often times discipline in the home can be misunderstood. Parents dread the idea of doing anything that would be negative toward their children, seeking to shelter them from any harm or sadness. However, Biblical discipline is for the benefit of the recipient. Are you practicing Biblical discipline in your home? Listen to this special Mother’s day message as Pastor Sam encourages mothers as we continue our study in the book of Hebrews.

We wouldn't generally go out of our way to be disciplined or corrected. However, the Bible tells us that there are great promises for those who go through divine discipline. So, what are those promises? And what exactly does that discipline look like? Listen this week as Pastor Sam continues in our study in the book of Hebrews.

We probably use terms like "fan" & "follower" interchangeably. However, we recognize the difference between a casual fan and a devoted follower of a sports team. So, what would it look like for someone to be a follower of Jesus Christ? Listen this week as Pastor Sam tells us about the call to follow in Matthew 28.