In this final message in the You Asked For It series, Abraham LaVoi answers this question: "How can I worship a God I cannot see?" The answer is that we have to have faith in God. But God does not ask for us to believe in Him blindly - He gives us abundant evidence to His existence.

We continue our sermon series, "You Asked For It" based upon questions you submitted. In this sermon, Pastor Daryle Williams clarifies, "Can God be in the presence of sin?" He further explains why we sometimes feel far from God or feel as though God's presence is not with us in a way we would like.

This month we are answering your questions in a sermon series titled, "You Asked For It." Several people submitted the question, "Why do I keep sinning?" Pastor Daryle Williams provides answers from the Bible to this question and ways we can break the cycle of habitual sins.

How should Christians approach people who identify themselves as LGBTQIA+? In this sermon in the "You asked for it" series, Pastor Daryle Williams gives Biblical ways a Christian can love and interact with those who identify this way.

Our sermon series for the month of July is titled, "You Asked For It." Each Sunday, we answer questions submitted by you. In this first sermon in the series, Pastor Daryle Williams answers the question, "Should Christians be involved in politics?"

Jesus said, "By this will all people know you are my disciples: if you have love one toward another." Radical love is risky; it is an adventure. But the reward of radical love is that we are pleasing to God and we will be rewarded for investing love in others.

God is not a boring God. All throughout the Bible, God never did the same miracle in the same way twice. He led His people on adventures of faith and living real, exciting lives. So, are you in on a life of adventure with God?

Jesus did 38 miracles that were documented in the Gospels and He did many more that were not recorded. He said that we would do greater works than these because He went to be with the Father. How can we see more of the supernatural in our lives? Make sure you are remaining and abiding in Jesus. Get 1% closer to Jesus this week and you'll see significant results.

The followers of Jesus in the Bible lived their lives to the fullest - lives of adventurous faith in God; lives of bold confidence in God's power. One of the reasons is that they were constantly filled with the Holy Spirit. Pastor Daryle Williams launches the "I'm In" series with a challenge to us to allow God's Spirit to constantly flow through us.

Jesus tells us that the one who seeks, finds. The implication is that the one who does not seek will not find. In this final message in the Climate Change series, Abraham LaVoi challenges us to seek God passionately, aggressively, and often. God promises us His presence and help when we do this.