It is important for us to understand the times we’re living in and adapt to them. After the recent Supreme Court ruling, Pastor Jeff shared what should be 3 of our reactions as a church to the decision: 1) We Don’t Change 2) We Don’t Stop Loving Them 3) We Have to Prepare For What’s […]

In John 8, Jesus essentially asks the Pharisees who their father is, and who they choose to follow. We have to ask ourselves the same question. Do we listen to God the father, or do we let the enemy pull us away from listening to God?

At some point in our lives, tragedy will likely strike. As Pastor Jeff pointed out in this week’s sermon, God’s word can be a source of comfort during those times. Studying God’s word will help to prepare us to get through the tough times in life. AG Response: https://news.ag.org/read/archive?id=138925&mid=4300045&e=gpwood%40ag.org&x=ef923a98

Prayer is one of the key elements to being a Godly father. In this week’s sermon, Keith Miller talked about what it takes to be a Godly father and challenged fathers to prioritize praying for their families.

When we’re doing something for God, we will often travel through the wilderness. During our time there, we need to trust in God to get through it.

Worship is all about God. In today’s sermon, Gil Tunney shared about worship, encouraging us to worship God with abandon and a humble spirit, remembering the real reasons why we worship Him.

This week’s sermon spoke to our graduates, encouraging them to focus on their priorities, integrity, and attitude as they begin this new chapter in their lives.

This week, our Spanish pastor shared a message that answers the question “Who is the Hoy Spirt?” based on Acts 19:1-2.

A Godly mother is one who prays for their children, even before their birth, and raises them up to serve the Lord. Today’s sermon talked about the story of Hannah’s journey from being unable to have children to giving birth to Samuel and dedicating his life to the Lord.

As believers, we need to make room in our lives for God’s word to be able to come in and change us so that we can truly be his disciples, and not slaves to sin.