Pastor Jason kicks off our new series, The Wild Wild West (of the Middle East) by looking into the lawlessness and sin outlined in the book of Judges, but did you know most of this trouble has its roots back in the days of Abraham and Lot? Listen to this message to learn a little bit more about the heritage of the nations the Israelites failed to drive out of the promised land and why it is so important to root our lives in being obedient to the Lord's commands and repentant when we stray from the path.

Pastor Jason continues his series titled "The Wild, Wild West (of the Middle East)" by looking closer at the story of the Israelites' cycle of disobedience that is outlined in the book of Judges. Join us as we look at this pattern and learn how we can break similar patterns in our own lives before they lead us to heartache and defeat.

Have you ever stopped to consider how many tasks you complete each day that require you to use your hands? In this message, Pastor Jason talks about 5 positive things fathers can use their hands for that will help them build a stronger and more godly family.

Sometimes when we are going through difficult times, it is easy to lose perspective and feel like we are all alone. However, the amazing thing about serving our God is that He has promised we will never be alone. In this message Pastor Jason teaches out of Exodus to remind us that just as God was before, with, and behind the Israelites in the desert, He is still doing the same thing for us despite our current circumstances.

While the rest of the world may think of the average Christian's life as boring, God called us to an adventurous, radical faith that should always keep us on our toes. If this isn't the world's perception of us, then what are we doing wrong? Pastor Todd shares 4 major reasons why many of us aren't living an adventurous, Spirit-filled life in this message. Listen to learn if you have been falling into these common errors and how to make yourself more available to God's plan for your life.

Many of us may think it would have been beyond amazing to walk alongside Jesus while He was on earth, but we may never have considered how much more amazing it is to have the Holy Spirit actually LIVING inside of us! The truth is that Jesus was limited because He had to take on a human form and was bound by the rules that were tied to this form, but the Holy Spirit has even greater freedom to move and work in our lives. In this message Pastor Jason speaks about the power of the Holy Spirit and why we should welcome the work of the Spirit instead of being scared or intimidated by Him

Did you know that the average weekday edition of the New York Times is said to contain more information than most people growing up in 17th Century England would encounter in their lifetimes? With as much information as we are bombarded by on a daily basis, it is easy to understand that we could all use some help and guidance to navigate our world. In this final message of the Everday People series, Pastor Jason speaks about the importance of having a mentor and also offering our skills to mentor others. He also speaks with visiting missionaries Steve & Natalie Overturf about their past and present mentors and what mentoring looks like on the missions field.

Did you know that if we are exclusive in our faith, then we are making a mockery of the cross because Jesus died for everyone on earth? In this message, Pastor Jason talks specifically about how radical of a God we serve. In His short time on earth, Jesus came to put an end to all kinds of prejudices that ruled society in His day and to reach the lost and hurting in humanity. Listen to this message to be reminded that God is also calling us to remove prejudices and love all His people.

Edna Buchanan once said, "Friends are the family we choose for ourselves," but what are we supposed to do with the family we were given? Join Pastor Jason as we look at God's vision for how our families should function and get some ideas for ways to grow our relationships with this group of people as we continue our "Everyday People" series.

We can usually recover from cruel or rude treatment from a stranger or even an enemy, but few things can hurt as badly or for as long as when we are mistreated by the ones we call friends. Sadly, this can be particularly painful when it happens in the church because we hold one another to a much higher standard of conduct. In this message, Pastor Jill shares her own experiences as one of the "walking wounded" as well as some biblical principles that will help us when we struggle with forgiveness and healing.