Have you ever heard (or asked) "are we there yet?" Sometimes we can think that way about Jesus' return. We want to know when, but we should be asking "why?" In this episode, we are going to examine why Jesus is coming back, and if you are not in Christ, it isn't going to be pleasant.

Are there Gold Medals in Christianity? Is there any way that we are able to go above and beyond the call God has for us? Find out in our sermon out of Luke 17:7-19.

Today we welcome guest preacher and church planter, Harris Bond to take us through Acts 2:1-13!

We know that Jesus commands us to forgive, but what happens when something REALLY hurtful happens? How do we forgive when all of our experience tells us it isn't possible? Find out in part 2 of our series on forgiveness.

What do you think is the hardest part of the Christian life? For many, it is forgiving others when they really hurt you. When should we forgive and how can we when it really hurts? Find out in this message from Luke 17:1-10 delivered at Knollwood Presbyterian Church in Sylacauga, Alabama.

Hell is a topic not as much discussed these days, to our detriment. In this sermon, we look at the story of the Rich Man and Lazarus and what it can teach us about proper use of resources and the reality of hell.

Divorce is a very difficult subject to think about, but it must be addressed. In this sermon, we will look at what the Bible has to say about divorce, when it's allowed, when it's not, and what to do if you experience one. I hope that this sermon can be an encouragement to you.

We know that God is a good Father, and that means that like a good earthly father, He needs to discipline us. If we're honest, discipline hurts sometimes! Is there a purpose to that? Find out in our message on Hebrews chapter 12:1-17 out of Knollwood Presbyterian Church!

Did you know that people can applaud you even when (perhaps especially when) you are being disgusting to God? The phrase "Coram Deo" means "before the face of God," and it is exactly in that place that we live our entire lives—even the parts of our lives that we live in our hearts! Nothing is hidden from God, so even if men are applauding, that doesn't mean God doesn't have anything to say. Find out how to avoid this trap as we look at Luke 16:14-17 with Knollwood Presbyterian Church in Sylacauga Alabama!

Join us as we look at Luke 16:1-13, one of Jesus' most complex parables! Is Jesus telling us to make our money dishonestly? Is He saying that all wealth is dishonest? What are we to make of all this? Find out in this edition of Feast and Follow from Knollwood Presbyterian Church in Sylacauga, AL!