We have started a new sermon series called "Fresh Wind". This series is  focusing solely on the Holy Spirit and his work in our lives. Week 1 we  discuss his role and what He does to convince of sin, righteousness and  Judgement.

In the last installment of the series "Characters of Christmas" during our Christmas in July series, Pastor Joe challenges the congregation to realize that just like the Shepherds God wants to use the outcast and the least of these. 

Week 2 of our series "Christmas In July" Pastor Joe talks about the  Faith, and obedience of Mary and Joseph and who they were not much  different than you and I.

Week one of the Christmas in July Pastor preaches a message entitled, "A Promise Given, A Purpose Fulfilled, Pride Restored." Listen in as Free Spirit Chapels discusses the Characters of Christmas. 

In the last installment of the Hoarders Series Pastor Joe encourages the church to be cautious of Hoarding their guilt and shame.

Walking through Samson's journey we see that God contentiously offered Grace to Samson throughout his gradual fall.

In the start of our new series "Hoarders" Pastor Joe challenges the  congregation to be cautious of holding on to circumstances and not  allowing them to become their Identity.

The final week of the Coal series. Pastor Joe talks about the redemptive  work of Christ in Peters life in a sermon title, "Whats That Smell?"

In week 3 of the sermon series, "Coal, Mining for purpose" Pastor Joe Challenges the church to heap coals of fire on their enemies. Breaking down what this means we see that our way to handle hurt is not Gods way. 

Week 2 of our sermon series called Coal, Mining For Purpose.   Pastor Joe challenges the church to burn for God while discussing the most well known characteristic of coal. It Burns!

Starting a new series entitle Coal "Mining for purpose", Pastor Joe pull scripture from Leviticus 16 that encourages the church to remember that their main purpose in life is to have relationship with God. We are able to have that relationship through the faithful work of Christ.