Pain and suffering take center stage in our lives much of the time. No matter where we turn, we see the ugly consequences of sin abound. It is on our news, our social media, and in our marriages and relationships. How do we endure in a world filled with heartache, loss, and sorrow?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron shares the hope that the believer can hold on to during the hardest of times. God has promised the believer eternal life to come, but how can we endure in the brokenness of today? Why does God allow the believer to struggle, and what good can come from such times? Join us as we learn about suffering to glory.

Families come in many shapes and sizes. No matter the size of the family, they have a common bond of being united together. Whether they are across the street or across the globe, members of our family know they are part of something special. Through the blood of Christ, God has brought the believer into a family far greater than we could ever imagine.

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron expands on the Apostle Paul's encouragement of adoption to the believer. No longer separated by sin, the believer can have the confidence that they are now part of the great family of God. They have been adopted into God's family, and as such, there are amazing benefits that come with it. Join us as we rejoice in the adoption of the believers.

Has there ever been a time when you wanted to do something, but you just weren't able to accomplish it? No matter how hard you tried, no matter how easy others made it look, you couldn't accomplish what you wanted to do. The problem was your capability, but your ability.

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron shows us how we are now able to live a life for God thanks to the Gospel. While we had the capability to live this life, that is we were designed to live this life, sin has kept us from being able to truly live according to God's design. Through the work of Christ, the believer now has been provided with the ability to walk in all that God commands. Join us as we understand how we can be both capable and able.

Our lives often feel like we are being pulled between opposing forces. Work or family? Money or happiness? Stay up or get more sleep. These forces can cause us to struggle in life, but what if the battle wasn't from outside, but in our very being?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron discusses the struggle we face every day in how we live. The Apostle Paul writes about how there is an internal battle for the believer, one between the flesh and the Spirit. This is a lifelong battle, but one that can be overcome through the work of Christ. Join us as we learn about this battle within.

Most teenagers cannot wait to graduate and move out of their parent's homes. They long for that freedom where they no longer have to answer to anyone else, but unfortunately, they soon realize this is a fleeting dream. Obligations begin to take over as they have jobs, bills, and a family. The question becomes who are we really bound to?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron explains how the believer, while freed from sin, now has an obligation to the Lord. We have been released from the bondage of our mistakes, but only because we have been bought with the blood of Christ. Bound now to Him, we will learn how we have gained favor, freedom, and fruit in our lives. Join us as we see how the believer is bound to righteousness.

Many of us are born into a nation filled with freedoms. We don't have to worry about oppression or fear persecution for what we say or what we believe. Others leave places of oppression in search of freedom, but once they get there, they don't realize the magnitude of what they have received. For the believer, they have a new freedom in Christ, but what does this freedom entail?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron explains how the believer has had the shackles of sin broken. No longer a slave to sin, they now can experience true freedom in Christ, but only once we understand how certain relationships change. Join us this week as we rejoice in being freed from sin.

Hollywood loves to portray good against evil. Movies like Star Wars, Harry Potter, and anything from the Marvel Universe capitalize on the differences between those who are good and those who aren't. There are ramifications for which side a person joins, but do we really know what the differences really are?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron guides us as Paul compares two kingdoms. These two kingdoms, Adam and Christ, differ greatly and have opposing consequences. The question before all people is which side do you want to be on? Join us as we look at the differences in these kingdom contrasts.

For most of us, our salary doesn't represent our entire benefits package. We have medical, dental, a 401k, and vacation that go alongside our wages and serve as an added bonus to our job. Many times, the benefits package outperforms our salary by providing for our future needs.

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron discusses the added benefits of our salvation. These benefits cover our past through justification, our present peace with God, and our future assurance from condemnation. Join us as we look at our eternal benefits package.

There are times in life when we know where we are going, and we can see how we are getting there. During these times, it is easy to trust in the promises of God, but what about during the times when we don't know what is going on? When things don't make sense to us, where do we find our strength and hope?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron offers us encouragement during times when we don't understand how things will work. Looking back at Abraham, we can see the model of trusting God and His promises even if they are beyond our comprehension. Join us as we learn what faith brings us through our faith in God.

Life is filled with doubts and fears, with none more so than what the future holds. We worry about tomorrow because we are so caught up in today. When our "now" seems to so easily fall apart, how can we have assurance in the future?

In this week's message, Pastor Aaron explains how faith has always been the foundation for future assurance. The whole Bible points to our need to trust God and believe in His promises, beginning with the Jews and carrying on with the believer today. Join us as we learn about the foundation of faith.