Good things come to those who wait, right? Not exactly. Tune in to hear Pastor Ronnie explain the full truth behind this commonly misquoted verse.

Have you ever wondered if God wants you to be happy? In today's sermon from Pastor Chase we will look at three questions: Does God want me to pursue happiness? Does God want me to be holy or happy? What does it mean if I'm not happy?

“Today heaven gained another angel.” In times of loss we lean on many thoughts and ideas that make things more bearable. But this one in particular is definitely false. Today, Pastor Ronnie cautions against giving people false hope that humans become angels after passing away and explains how angels are completely different beings than humans.

Are we all God's Children? The truth of that statement depends on the context of who is being referenced. The Bible is clear that everyone is made in the image of God but not everyone is in the family of God, i.e. not everyone is a child of God. In this sermon Pastor Chase will explain how everyone is created in the image of God and how you can be in the family of God.

Join us this morning for the second installment of our "Fake Verses" sermon series, as Ronnie delves into the misconceptions behind the saying, "God will never give you more than you can handle." In times of challenge, this phrase has provided comfort, but is it truly aligned with what the Bible tells us?

Join us this morning for the second installment of our "Fake Verses" sermon series, as Ronnie delves into the misconceptions behind the saying, "God will never give you more than you can handle." In times of challenge, this phrase has provided comfort, but is it truly aligned with what the Bible tells us?

There is a lot of fake news in our world. People present some ideas with such passion it is difficult to know if what they are saying is true or not. Unfortunately, there are Christian cliches that aren’t in the Bible that are voiced by people with such boldness and confidence.

Today we begin a new series where we will look at five popular Christian statements that are fake verses, meaning that these statements aren’t in the Bible. Today pastor Chase will cover Ephesians 2 to answer the question, "Does God Help Those Who Help Themselves?"

There is a lot of fake news in our world. People present some ideas with such passion it is difficult to know if what they are saying is true or not. Unfortunately, there are Christian cliches that aren’t in the Bible that are voiced by people with such boldness and confidence. Today we begin a new series where we will look at five popular Christian statements that are fake verses, meaning that these statements aren’t in the Bible. Today pastor Chase will cover Ephesians 2 to answer the question, "Does God Help Those Who Help Themselves?"

I love you, O Lord, my strength. The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer, my God, my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield, and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold. I call upon the Lord, who is worthy to be praised, and I am saved from my enemies. Psalms 18 1-3

Life is hard enough, but why is it that following God can sometimes make it feel even harder? Of course we know the journey is worth it, but what do we do when it gets hard?