Jesus gave His followers the great commission to go into the world and preach the gospel. Today's message challenges us to continue this great mission in the power of the Holy Spirit.

Imagine what life would look like if we got answers to our prayers like Elijah did. As we learn in today’s message, it’s not about the one praying, it’s all about the One to whom we pray.

Many have probably heard the saying “It is more blessed to give than to receive.” But most people don’t realize that this is quoted as being said by Jesus (Acts 20:35). As followers of Jesus, we need to be “All In!” in regard to giving, specifically through our faithfulness in tithing.

Jesus didn’t save us from our sin just so we can be with Him in heaven. As born-again followers of Jesus, we have been saved to serve. Today we learn why it’s important to serve and what could happen if we don’t.

So often when we run into hard times, our first inclination is to run from God. Only God in His kindness helps us to turn our lives around and bring us back to Him. In this message, Pastor Abe looks at a family who ran away from God and what it means for us today.

The final soil in the proverb of the sower is the good soil. This represents the heart that hears and receives God's truth and bears much fruit. Find out how you can be sure your heart is the "good heart."

The third soil in the parable of the sower speaks of a heart that hears and receives the Word of God but allows it to be choked out by three specific things. Listen today to see if these things might be crowding out the Word of God in your heart, and what to do about it.

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.