Central to understanding the Bible is to comprehend the depth to which God suffered so that we could be comforted. God knows and understands our suffering because He, in Christ, suffered exactly as we do.

Many people live their lives as if God's view on sin has somehow changed, or even softened. In fact, the lie is so insidious that now many people have God supporting what He once declared an "abomination."

Is God more tolerant toward sin than He used to be? Of course not. God never changes. This is our point of departure as we embark on a journey through God's Word.

In our present sermon series, “The Lies We Tell Ourselves About God”, last week we looked at Lie #1: “God Is Whoever or Whatever We Want Him to Be.” We learned that God is “Who” He said He was. He is Sovereign and Self-existent, Jealous and Exclusive, and Loving and Merciful.

This week we tackle the lie, “There Are Many Roads That Lead to Heaven.”

A "Fake Gospel" is even deadlier than "Fake News." Fake News wreaks havoc for a season but a 'Fake Gospel" will lead many to an eternal reckoning.

We see a "Fake Gospel" everywhere we look, including in many churches, and to my dismay, even in church. As much as we try to preach against and warn people about the eternal consequences of trusting in a "Fake Good News," many continue along this path.

What does it take to stay in line with God's will? Sometimes it's following in the traditions that have been in place for years. Other times it requires a complete reset. In this message Pastor Jack explains the reset that God has called our church to and how we are all called to be a part of His plan.

I'm ready for an "upgrade," a "Jesus Upgrade." I want to live the "abundant life" that Jesus promised.

We live in a world that is filled with problems. This is clearly seen every time you turn on the news and you are bombarded with another tragedy or crisis. Daily we are reminded of how bad things are in the world. But as Christians our circumstances shouldn't rob us of the joy that Christ has to offer. As Christians we have been given a clear call on our lives, to love the Lord with all our hearts, souls, and minds and to lead others to Jesus. In this message Pastor Andrew powerfully explains that when we have our foundation built upon the Lord nothing in this life can steal the hope that comes from the Lord and our lives can be the tool that God uses to lead others to him.

We have shown a great disregard for God as a nation and we are paying the price for it; and, will continue to pay an ever increasing cost if we do not repent. We cannot continue to stagger about in rebellious revelry presuming God will simply look the other way in regard to our sins. We must turn away from our sin and return to our trust in Jesus Christ alone.

In the last sermon as part of our Blessitudes series, Pastor Jack examines the versus that warn us of the persecution true believers have faced, are facing, and will face throughout history, and gives us a strategy on how to overcome.

Blessed are the peacemakers. These famous words from Jesus were a call to a completely different way of living, but what what did he really mean. Continuing through our "Blessitudes" series, Pastor Jack explains what Jesus was actually calling us to and describes how to live it out in our lives.