In today's message, Pastor Steven Harris helps us see how God's mercies toward us draw us into a lifestyle of worshiping Him. | Roman 12:1-2

In today's message we see more of the consequences of sin God warned David about in 2 Samuel 12:10-12. We even find leaders taking various attempts in their wisdom and strength to fix what’s been broken. But will it work? | 2 Samuel 14:1-33

The pain and suffering of a fallen world - relationships, work, health, bad weather, broken cars, etc. - can leave us frustrated and groaning (Rom. 8:22-23).2 Samuel 13 reveals God's mercy in opening our eyes to the horror of sin so we hate sin and trust Him more| 2 Samuel 13:1-39

Today's message centers around the parable of a father and his sons. The parable reveals that a person’s actions ultimately prove whether or not he is obedient to God. | Matthew 21:28-32

In the parable of the Vineyard workers,  we learn how Jesus turns the world's perspective of God's kingdom on its head by revealing a generous Master who gives lavishly, equally, and justly to those in His kingdom. | Matthew 20:1-16

Have you ever done something wrong and got away with it? Or,so you thought. Today's message reveals that it's better for us to accept the painful sting of God's discipline today, than face His judgment tomorrow. | 2 Samuel 12:1-31

In Psalm 31 the writer laments over tragedies that has him both crying out to God for help and thanksgiving.  Today's message helps remind us that as we go into a New Year, we can trust God as our Rock of Refuge no matter the times. | Psalm 31:1-24

How can we grab hold of the eternal joy that God promises us this Christmas? Psalm 98 reminds us that we can turn to our faithful King who redeems, reigns, and will one day return to judge. | Psalm 98

How can we have hope in the midst of difficult circumstances? Today's message reminds us of the hope and unshakable joy that comes when we rightly trust in and pray for God's deliverance. | Psalm 9:1-20

What is the point of Christmas? Surprisingly, 2 Samuel 11 helps us answer the question: Why Christmas? Today's message expresses the hope and unshakable joy of the Christmas season, long after the decorations have been put away for next year. | 2 Samuel 11:1-27