Being united to Christ is the best possible thing that could happen to a person. But not everyone agrees and they might just start talking to others about it. Mr. Rick Trumbo teaches from I Peter 2, encouraging the church to endure slander for the sake of Christ.

He who the Son sets free is free indeed. While a very well known saying, it also implies that the hearer is enslaved. Watch as Rev. Leon Brown powerfully declares the freedom that can only be found in Christ and urges the church to stay in the house!

When we go through the storms of life, we can cry out to the Lord, as David does in Psalm 61. Elder Doc Murdock encourages the church to Christ, the Rock who is higher than we are, in our times of distress.

You don't have to wait for the apocalypse or the next failed end times prophecy to be left behind. Jesus plainly teaches that all who do not believe that he is I Am will die in their sins. Watch as Rev Leon Brown preaches from John 8:21-30 in our Make Me a Believer series.

There are many lines of division in our world: political, racial, class and more. Jesus' words in John 7:37-52 also cause a division. Is he who he claims to be, the Christ? On what side of the dividing line do you fall? Watch Divided, the latest sermon in our Make Me a Believer series from the gospel of John.

While you can be consumed by moving on up to the East side, Jesus is moving up to a far greater place in the gospel of John. In the latest sermon in our Make Me a Believer series , Rev. Leon Brown preaches about Jesus' teaching in the Temple and calls the church to desire moving where Jesus has gone, preparing a place for those who believe.

Jesus makes a judgment call in John 7 to make himself known during the feast of booths. He exposes the judgment of those who oppose him. What is your judgment concerning Jesus? Do you trust his judgment and his teaching? Or do you seek your own glory, confident in your own righteousness, like those who accused him of having a demon? Listen to the latest sermon by Rev. Leon Brown in our series entitled "Make Me a Believer".

"As long as you stay in my house, you'll abide by my rules." We've probably all heard this phrase at one point. The rules you follow and the one you reverence exhibit whose house you live in. In this sermon, Rev. Leon Brown calls the people of God to move out of the wrong dwelling and come back home to the Lord who loves his people and gave himself for them.

The Scriptures contain some difficult truths. Can you endure them or are you attracted to teachers that may only tell the bright side of the story? Are there certain passages of the Bible you'd rather not be there? Rev. Stanley Morton warns the church to not have her ears tickled by unsound doctrine but rather set our feet on the solid ground of sound teaching.