Do you come to God to be fulfilled or to be filled? It might seem like semantics, but the difference is world's apart. Proverbs directs us to not simply trust in God, but to TRUST GOD, and that distinction powerfully impacts everything in our lives.

So much of our lives are spent grasping for what we consider sources of security - relationships, emotional connections, money and finances - but I want to suggest to you this morning that much of what we grasp for in the name of security is actually an illusion! True security is only found in Jesus and in obedience to Him.

We celebrate what God has done in 2018, and we look ahead in faith to what He will do in 2019.

Pastor Mike takes a look at the Christmas story through the lens of a beloved poem and song, It Came Upon A Midnight Clear.

When the Word of the Lord comes to you, how do you respond? Are you like Mary who submitted in faith though she didn't understand. Or are you more like Zechariah who demanded more evidence before he would believe?

As Paul concludes his letter to the Ephesian church, he identifies Christ-followers with the distinct role of being ambassadors for Jesus.

On her journey to maturity, Emmaus Road must reach 3 mile markers of maturity: self-governing, self-sustaining, self-replicating. Today, we install our 3rd Elder, reaching our first marker, and that's cause for celebration!

God tells His people to put on His armor and take up His sword to combat Satan and his forces. We live in a world at war, you are in a battle with a real enemy, and yet most Christians don't live like it...

Paul addresses the relationship between slaves and masters, but doesn't call for abolition outright. That's a hard reality for us. But perhaps the harder question is, "What can we take away from this passage in terms of personal application?"

What does it look like to raise kids God's way? What happens to a family and a culture when we don't? God's Word gives us some important instructions when it comes to parenting.