When we face circumstances that challenge our faith, we can trust that God is shaping and refining us. But not just ourselves; God is building our faith so that we can help build the faith of others.

Pastor Jarrod Jones wraps up the Anxious For Nothing series with key steps Paul gave to the Philippians that are still effective today for everyone under the burden of anxiety and fear.

Last week Pastor Jarrod Jones showed us four anchors that will hold us steady in a storm. This week he continues in Acts chapter 27 and points out four anchors we must let go of, even in the middle of the storms of life.

An anchor is used to provide stability to a vessel and to keep it from going adrift. Teaching from Acts 27, Pastor Jarrod points out four anchors that will keep us from drifting when in a storm of uncertainty and anxiety.

In Paul's letter to the Philippians, we're told to rejoice in the Lord always. How is that even possible? Pastor Jarrod gives five ways to rejoice and experience the peace that comes as a result.

We tend to think anxiety robs us of joy. But what if we have it wrong? What if it's robbed joy that leads to anxiety? Check out this podcast of Jarrod Jones and the first message in our series "Anxious for Nothing".

A New Years Resolution is a plan you make for yourself, but the Scriptures say God already has a plan for your life. Instead of making a resolution this year, listen to this message from Pastor Jason Ham to learn how you can find God's plan for your life in 2018.

In his Christmas message, "The Light has Dawned", Pastor Jarrod celebrates how the Light of Jesus shines the brightest when things seem the darkest.

If you're like most, you don't have much free time, so when you find yourself with a little "me time", you may feel like spending it isolated from others. While there's nothing wrong with "me time", this week's message by Pastor Trabelus Whitfield explains why we should choose association over isolation when deciding what to do with this 155th hour of our week.

What are you doing on Thursday night at 8pm? Whether it's a fun family time, a time of loneliness or pain, or something in-between, this week's message with Pastor Jim Barringer will help you see how God can use the 116th hour of your week to bring Him honor, glory and praise.