God asks us to be grateful for all His blessings to us. But this is not because God needs our gratefulness - it is because we need gratefulness to fully enjoy all that we have. God's blessings and provisions do not bring us joy and satisfaction - joy and satisfaction comes when God's blessings are coupled with our thankfulness.

Generosity - seeing the needs of others and using our resources to help them - actually demonstrates our faith in God. When God calls us to generosity He is not asking us to give up what we have, He is asking us to put what we have in His hands so He can bless and multiply it.

All of us face struggles, discouragements, and even hopeless circumstances sometimes. But the God we serve is able to respond to those circumstances with His overwhelming, miraculous power. In this message titled, When God Responds, Abraham challenges us to respond to our situations by bringing them to Jesus who can then respond with His power.

God speaks to His creation through His Word, the Bible. But what happens when we don't listen? Does God give up on us and leave us alone? No, God uses circumstances - sometimes chaos and disorder - to catch our attention. Sometimes that's how God has to speak to us. So, are you listening?

Although God works in His own time and in His own ways, often He waits for us to demonstrate our faith in Him before He acts on our behalf. In this message in the "When God" series, Pastor Williams looks at three things Jesus told us we should be doing to show our trust in His ways: when we give, when we pray, and when we fast.

We all have an opinion on when God should answer our prayers, when God should rescue us, when God should perform a miracle. But, as Pastor Daryle Williams tells us in this first message in a new sermon series, "When God," God has His own timetable and He is never late. We can trust and have patience knowing God will always be right on time.

Many people perceive Christianity as drudgery, obligation, and boring. But Jesus called His followers to a life of adventure. In this message in the My Church ____________ series, Pastor Daryle encourages us to live the adventure Jesus calls us to in prayer, serving, giving and the Holy Spirit.

Jesus revolutionized much of the norms and practices of His society and influenced human behavior for over two thousand years after His death. One of his most revolutionary practices was to care for the needs of others. In this message in the My Church _____________ series, Pastor Williams challenges us to pattern our lives after Jesus' and live a life of service to others.

Jesus said, "I will build my church and the gates of hell will not prevail against it." In this sermon series for the month of July, we examine attributes Jesus said should be characteristic of His church. In this first message in the series, Pastor Daryle Williams challenges us to be passionate about our pursuit of God's presence and power through prayer, praise & worship, purity, and loving others.

Sometimes we read the words of Jesus and they cause us to say, "You've got to be kidding me!" But then, we ask ourselves the questions, "Wait... was He really serious?" In this final sermon in the "You've Got To Be Kidding Me" series, Abraham LaVoi takes a look at four things Jesus said in His Sermon on the Mount that many Christians don't take seriously... but Jesus was serious!