Christmas gives us a great opportunity to reflect upon the hope that we have in Jesus.

In the third part of our Advent series, Robert explains the hope that we are all able to receive and carry with us throughout the year.

Biblical peace, as promised in Luke 2, is not an absence of conflict but the Presence of a deep sense of well-being, regardless of one's circumstances. It is probably shocking for many, during this magical Christmas season, to come to realize that the "peace because of favor" promised by Luke in the Christmas story, only applies to those who surrender to the Prince of Peace. All others must settle for the "pax circumstans" which is but a poor reflection of "eirene eudikias."

Christmas is a "Love Story." Of course, at the core Christmas tells the story of God's immeasurable love for mankind. From Genesis through Revelation the Bible is one continuous, coherent expose of God pursuing mankind to capture us alive for His glory.

What does it mean to have a spiritual transformation? In this message Robert Barnum explains the process that occurs when we are transformed through the power of Christ.

Paul possesses at least four characteristics that all "winners" in life must possess: piety, passion, persistence, and pragmatism. Any person with in which these virtues are represented in abundance will "cross the line" as a winner in the race of life.

Can a connection be made between being a veteran and being a Christian? Pastor Jack attempts to make that link in this message.

Who Needs the Church? After reading four stories in the life of Jesus, we can conclude: Everyone Needs the Church. In this message Pastor Jack addresses those stories and explains why the church is so necessary in every persons life.

Prayer is one of three “Ministry Essentials” Paul talks about it as he concludes the message of God to the Colossians. In this message Pastor Jack speaks a bit about prayer as he conclude our study of Colossians.

This week we come to a point in the Book of Colossians where Paul takes up the topic of “Family Matters.” Nothing matters more in this life than family, and nothing provides a greater base for the spreading of the gospel of Jesus Christ than the family. The family really does matter.

The Bible has a great deal to say about "outward appearances". One's outward appearance often reflects the inner person. This is the basis for the "Dress for Success" metaphor Paul uses. He is obviously more concerned with "spiritual" success and inner adornment than outward appearances. In this sermon Pastor Jack explores the value that Paul places on living a successful life.