Jehoshaphat was in a desperate situation. He prayed to God for deliverance, and God answered his prayer in a mighty way. Jehoshaphat's prayer provides a model for us to pray when we too find ourselves in despair. Come and hear how God is faithful and is able to provide deliverance for His people.   

The Apostle Paul prayed an amazing prayer for his people in the first chapter of Colossians. Come and learn what this prayer means and how to pray it for yourself and others, so that we too can grow in God's grace, be filled with His knowledge, and walk in a manner worthy of our Lord.

What does God's word say about heaven? Is it a real place? Come and hear a message from the Bible that describes what heaven is like, and also, the reality of hell. Most importantly, come and hear how to trust Christ and know that your eternal destiny is with God in heaven.

We will continue to look at the power of prayer this Sunday. Please join us for a special prayer service that will involve other churches in the area.

In today's sermon, we will see examples of the power of prayer.  Although there are no limitations on the scope of our prayers, we are called to pray in the Spirit and according to the will of God.  But how do we know the will of God? It is found in the word of God.

As a review of our continued study on the Helmet of Salvation, there are 2 major themes...Salvation and Sanctification. We have completed the attributes associated with Salvation. Today we will turn our focus to Sanctification...a process that will continue from today and until the day we are called to Heaven.

This Easter Sunday come and hear the good news of salvation. Those of us in Christ have been justified by faith, redeemed from the slavery of sin, and have had God's wrath completely satisfied by His sacrifice on the cross. This is good news indeed!

The helmet of salvation is right thinking about who God is and how he works in our lives. Knowing the truth of God's word protects us from the lies of Satan. We can marvel at the fact that we have been saved, are being saved, and will be saved by grace, through faith, and for good works.  

Living out our faith can sometimes be scary. We experience doubt, anxiety, fear; but God can use these times in our lives to strengthen us and purify our faith. Be encouraged by today's message to pick up the shield of faith and act on the truth of God's word.

Biblical faith is rooted in God's truth, not our feelings. To act in faith, we must first know truth. And so we exercise faith in our lives as we act on God's word. Come and hear today's message where we learn what it means to take up the shield of faith.