In this message Pastor Jack commemorates the sacrifice of those "who gave all." He will recalled that just as these soldiers died so we could be politically free, Jesus died so that we could be spiritually and eternally free.

These fallen heroes marched into battle in the spirit of David challenging the giant, Goliath. We will acknowledge in our service, "There Will Always Be Giants," who must be challenged.

Ezekiel warns us of a return of Iran to the battlefield in the last days. So, today's news is at a crossroads with yesterday's prophecy. The End of the World is nearer today than at any time in history. All the markers, signs, are lining up. Persia, or Iran, is a major marker.

In this message Pastor Jack explores Ezekiel’s prophecies and challenges us to all be ready.

This Sunday is Mother's Day. It is the most significant holiday of the year, and the only holiday directly relevant to every human being on the planet. Everyone has a "mother."

This week we will continue our study of Family Matters with a study of Hannah: A Model of Faith.

This week, as we contemplate “Family Matters,” we will mourn for those in our families who have drifted away from the moorings of Christianity. We call them, “prodigals,” as in the parable of the Prodigal Son. Every family has “prodigals.” Every church family has prodigals. We are a nation of prodigals. This week we will continue our preaching series with a message titled, “Bringing The Prodigals Home.”

We will take a month or so to address some "Family Matters" to help support the basic unity of American life. That basic unit is NOT the church, but the family. Strong families build strong churches. You cannot reverse that strategy.

On Sunday, April 21 we celebrated the most miraculous event to ever occur, the resurrection of Jesus the Christ. During the service the choir led us into worship and Pastor Jack preached a powerful message about redemption.

How can a day that contains the torturous death of Jesus be called "Good"? In this worshipful service Pastor Jack answers that question and prepares the way for the celebration of the resurrection of the Christ.

The week of Easter follows a number of events, which end with the most miraculous event to ever happen, the resurrection of Jesus. However, that would not have occurred if there first wasn't the triumphal entry of Jesus coming into town walking on a bed of palm branches, riding on the back of a donkey. In this message Pastor Jack examines that event and explains how our lives should be impacted by this amazing event.

I'm told by experts, "trashologists," that every American generates 4 pounds of trash a day! Most of this ends up in giant landfills managed by cities. That's over a half a ton per year per person! It can really "pile" up.

The same is true about trash, or sin, in our own lives. This week PaStor Andrew considers this and discusses to how it relates to our lives.

How important is our opinion? Do we want to be right, more than we're willing to listen? In this sermon Pastor Andrew considers that dangers of putting our desire to win arguments over our desire to point people to Jesus.