Jesus told a parable in which he compared Himself to a nobleman who entrusted gifts to His servants. He returned a king, took account of HIs servants and punished His enemies. This message explores the step by step comparison between the man in the story and the Lord Jesus Christ.

How are our sins forgiven? We have forgiveness of sins that are past, but how does God deal with the sins of the present? Where does our forgiveness come from for today?

Ever felt trapped, imprisoned by your own sin or held captive by the Devil? If that is where you are, you really need to listen to this message!

Early in life we are concerned about how to get life off the ground, getting started with the story of our future. Much later, we become obsessed with how to land the plane and where to land it. How will we make it safely into the future? If you are asking some of those questions or have some of those concerns, this message will meet a need in your life.

This is our pastor's Deacon Ordination message. It looks at the qualities of spiritual leadership found in the life of the Old Testament character Caleb.

Paul uses words like chosen and predestined to speak of the salvation of the believer. Our pastor sheds some light on these words by exploring the five initiatives of God in salvation and the resulting security it brings to the believer.

In this message, our pastor explains Paul's emphasis on the resurrection of the body. While Paul's emphasis is on the resurrection of the believer at Christ's coming, the Bible teaches a resurrection of all the dead and a judgment before the throne of God. Because of Christ's resurrection, the dead will rise!

This message is the second in a series on the book of Ephesians. The words of Paul inspire incredible awe at the actions God took to bring people to salvation. Join on Sunday Evenings for the entire series on Ephesians.

How important is the resurrection? Is believing in the resurrection necessary for one to be a Christian? How does the promise of a resurrection impact Christian hope in the future? Listen to find out.

What was it like to hear the preaching of Paul or Peter, or even Jesus? There is a Biblical pattern of empowerment. Should we expect a demonstration of the Spirit in the pulpit today? What would that look like? How can we access the Spirit's power so that we can truly be a Spirit Empowered Church?