There's often a lot of confusion and misconceptions about the Holy Spirit. This week, take a deep breath and plunge into a better understanding of who the person of the Holy Spirit is and what His role is in your life!

Who or what has authority in your life? The answer to this question is important because nearly every decision we make in our lives is influenced by authority.

Destination is important. Without a destination in mind, we don't really have a sense of direction. In our lives it is important to remember that there is an eternal destination in store for all of us. The choices we make and the path we take in this life ultimately determine our eternal destination.

At some point in our lives, nearly everyone asks the question, "Why am I here?". We all seek to have purpose and to find the true direction for our lives. To answer this important question, we first have align ourselves with God's purpose and calling.

One of the great questions of humanity has been, "Where do I come from?". Many have tried to provide the answer, but the truth of humanity's origin is not as scientific as they have come to believe.

This Easter, discover the God who is in the business of making dead things come back to life!

Jesus tells us that in order to find freedom, we must first know the truth, which is found in the Word of God. When we dig into God's Word and find the truth, we encounter Jesus, and it is this encounter that sets us free!

During this special presentation we highlight our recent trip to Nicaragua in January 2018. During this presentation we celebrate the building of a clean water well and vision cast for future trips.

One of the persistent themes in John's Gospel is Jesus being the Light of the World. As human beings, we so often find ourselves wandering in darkness, but Jesus gives us the light that leads to life.

When the Pharisees brought a woman caught in adultery to Jesus and asked him about her judgment, they find that the tables get turned. Instead of this moment being about her sin and punishment, Jesus instead uses it to reveal the hearts of everyone in the crowd.