This week, we conclude the series with a message titled "The Spirit." The past few messages have been about denying our bodies and souls so that the Spirit can take the throne. This week, we discuss how we can feed our Spirit and solidify its place as King in our lives.

This week we focus on dethroning the soul as we continue our series, “The Battle of Kingdoms.”  Our soul is desperate for the throne of our lives, but the Bible tells us how we can transform the soul and step into the life God has for us!

This week we continue our “Battle of Kingdoms” series discussing the body.  Our bodies often attempt to seat themselves on the throne of our lives, but the Bible tells us how to dethrone the body so the Holy Spirit can have control.

This week, a new series begins titled, "The Battle of Kingdoms." In this series, we will be looking at how God designed us and how we can make sure the throne of our lives is in the right hands. In this week's message, we look at "Understanding the War Within" in an attempt to see a battle that is so constant in all of us that we often don't even know it's there.

This week we take a moment to discuss baptism and why it is so important in our walk with Christ.  In this message we look at the roots of baptism and answer the question, “What Is So Important About Baptism?”

Pastor John Davis shares a message of hope. Davis is the Wisconsin/Northern Michigan District Superintendent of the Assemblies of God. He has spent decades in ministry and shares a special Word from the Lord this week.

This week, Pastor Kirk concludes our Made Well series with a message titled Incredible Faith. In this message we look at a few people in the Bible who actually impressed Jesus with their faith and the results of that faith!

Our friendships are so vital in the Body of Christ. This week, we explore that idea using the story of four friends that would stop at nothing to get their friend before Jesus.

This week, we address all the voices that tell us that we can't have a miracle! Perhaps you are familiar with them. They tell you that you are not good enough, smart enough or loved enough to receive what God has for you. What do we do with these voices? Find out in this week's message.

This week, Pastor Kirk looks at John 5 where Jesus heals a man at the Pool of Bethesda and discovers what it takes to be made well.