Daniel would not allow his circumstances or his environment define him. Despite being advanced in age and being ruled by a new foreign power, Daniel would remain faithful to his God.

Are you living faithfully? Are you courageously pointing people to Jesus Christ, or are you allowing the forces of this fallen world to shape and form you?

Through this message, pastor Wes once again addresses the sin of pride.

Pride is one of our Enemy's most trusted and treasured weapons. We must ask the Lord to expose any prideful way in us and repent, before it is too late.

This week we cover Daniel 4 and pastor Wes preaches on the importance of fighting sin in our life and the need to fight against the any and all forms of the prosperity gospel.

In this week's sermon, pastor Wes preaches over Daniel 3 and discusses the necessity of our worshipping God alone and also talks about the fact that Jesus promises to go through the fire with his faithful followers.

In this message, pastor Wes gives insight into four more qualities belonging to faithful aliens and strangers.

This week we begin a lengthy sermon series over the book of Daniel. Through this series we will learn how to live on earth as faithful citizens of heaven.

This is the final message in the "Abide" series. In this message, pastor Wes talks about the "intertwining of the branches" and "the fate of those branches that never bear fruit."

This week, pastor Wes continues his series of messages over John 15. Through this message, we learn what it looks like to produce godly fruit in our lives. Pastor Wes also explains what happens when we don't want to abide and therein don't produce fruit in our lives.

We pray that you find this message to be an encouragement to you in your walk with the Lord.

This is the first sermon of 2017. Through this new sermon series, pastor Wes explores beauty of abiding in Jesus Christ.

This week we continue to take a careful look at the true meaning of Christmas by examining the birth of Jesus through the eyes of the shepherds in Luke 2:8-21.