All of history was swept up in the. moment Jesus went to the cross. Everyone of us joined him in that journey. Our eternal destiny will be decided by the decisions we make as we ponder what happened on that cross. Follow our pastor as he explains Herod's tragic decisions on the way to the cross.

Jesus own journey to the cross swept many others to their own moment of destiny. This sermon series exposes those moments in the lives of different individuals. Each had a decision to make on their way to the cross.

Have you ever pondered what was happening the moment Jesus rode into Jerusalem on the colt of a donkey? Why did He do that? What did it mean? What drama was wrapped up in that moment? What sadness? Join us as our pastor outlines the moment Jesus began his journey to the cross.

What would happen in your life or your church if individuals committed themselves to spending extended time in God's presence? Listen to discover the possibilities!

Our pastor outlines four characteristics of a Damascus Road Experience. He illustrates this by examining Paul's own testimony of what happened to him. But the key question is: Has it happened to you?

The passion of David's heart was to build a temple that would glorify God. The very spot where that temple was built would reflect six essential characteristics of the church after His heart. All of these characteristics can be found in a single verse in 2 Chronicles. Listen to find out.

The priorities and passions of David's final years were born out of an encounter with God at an altar. Discover the difference that encounter made in David's life.

Perhaps all believers begin their spiritual journey with a passion for God. But something happens either incrementally or all at once. The heart shifts, and the heart that was once a heart for God becomes something less. It happens to pastors. It happens to the finest of Christian leaders. It happened to David. Listen as our pastor unfolds 6 characteristics that revealed David as a man after God's heart. He also exposes the moment the heart of this towering spiritual giant became a smoking ruin.

Perhaps you have a Saul in the Hall in your life. That Saul is perhaps a person or a problem that hounds you--a problem that you can’t shake. It haunts you, follows you, tracks you, showing up in high and happy moments and turning them to low moments, taking your eyes off God, tempting you even to join the enemy. Through those years, David remained a man after God’s heart. The question is: Will you? When the Saul in Your Hall Obscures Your Vision of God’s Activity will you continue to be a person after God’s heart?

This is part two of our pastor's emphasis calling us to become a church after God's heart. That is the passion of God's heart for every believer and the thrust of the whole of Scripture. Would still searches for men and women, boys and girls who are after His heart!