Most people are blinded to the Devil because of self-deception and false doctrine.

During this message Pastor Jack addresses this issue in our continuing study of Colossians.

In part two of our series we come to a text in our study of Colossians that deals with suffering. The passage is very helpful in exposing the truth about suffering and the Christian life.

Colossians is written to counter any heresy that suggests that faith in Jesus Christ alone is not sufficient to save. Colossians presents Jesus as the Supreme Lord of the Cosmos as well as the All-Sufficient Savior. Pastor Jack explores these ideas in the first week of this new series.

What if God met your expectations today? Would it revolutionize the world? Would it usher in great revival with saved souls flooding the gates of Heaven?

In this message Pastor Jack explores these questions and shows us how to answer them in our own lives.

As the final message in our 3 circles series, Robert presents the gospel in a clear and informative message that points us to the cross of Christ.

We live in a broken world and you don't have to look far to see it. Hopelessness, depression, anxiety, and loneliness are everywhere and no one seems to know how to fix it.

In part two of our "3 Circles" series Pastor Andrew examines the cause of brokenness, but then offers a way out through the love of Christ.

God designed us to delight in Him and in His creation. We will expand on this aspect of the "Three Circles of Life" in Part 1 of our series by that title.

In this message, we will look at the theme, "The World Needs Better Coaches." The Book of Deuteronomy, chapter 6, outlines the characteristics needed to be a great father, and a great coach for a winning family.

In this message Pastor Jack reflects on "Salt and Light Living" and spreading the gospel throughout our world to the glory of God. The gospel--Jesus saves--is the most important message ever given--or that will ever be given. The Church must get this message out and we do it with "Salt and Light living".

Solomon sounds empty, even bitter about life--and his life was on the top percentile of any measure. He was the richest and wisest man to have lived. Yet, as he nears the end of his life he faces discouragement.

Many, probably most people sitting in any pew in any church in America has a life at least as dissatisfying as Solomon's--when measured by circumstances. Yet, is there wholesale discouragement manifest in the pews of the populace? We don't see it.

But, it is there. It is hidden. In this message, Pastor Jack shares the two ways to deal with the discouraging circumstances of life--life that grinds on one mundane event at a time.