In the parable of the sower in Luke 8, Jesus explains to His disciples the meaning of the different types of soil and how they receive the truth of His word. Today we look at the heart represented by the rocky soil.

Thousands of people have heard the gospel, and yet not everyone receives it, even when Jesus, Himself preached it. We learn why that is as Pastor Jarrod teaches from the parable of the sower in the book of Luke.

As a follow up to the Easter message, Pastor Jarrod outlines the next steps a new follower of Jesus should take according to Scripture… starting with baptism.

Many people believe that all roads lead to heaven, and anyone who thinks otherwise is narrow minded and intolerant. In this Easter message Pastor Jarrod addresses that belief and asks the question: what if that sincere belief is sincerely wrong?

Joy and sorrow—everyone experiences them. Good Friday is a time to reflect on the sorrow of our sin and the joy available to us through Jesus' death and resurrection.

The Bible says much about God’s love for us, our love for God, and our love for others. God showed us his love in the person and work of Jesus. How are we showing God’s love to those around us?

Anxiety and worry can always creep up on us, but there is a way to stop it from controlling us. We'll learn how today as Pastor Jarrod teaches from the book of Philippians.

This message teaches us what it takes to go from a life of discontentment to knowing the secret that brings total contentment in every circumstance.

Most people are familiar with Psalm 23 being read at a funeral. In this message, Pastor Jarrod walks through Psalm 23 to teach that this is actually a psalm of encouragement for those living under the watchful eye of the true Shepherd.

The final temptation Jesus faced in the wilderness is one that can be the most dangerous for us because it's so easy to do… compromise.