Pastor Paul delivers his last sermon as Pastor and issues a wonderful challenge to continue moving forward in faithfulness to God, and courage for the mission.

The prophet Elijah served faithfully for many years, then the time came to pass the torch on to Elisha. When that call came, Elisha was faced with a choice to keep his old successful life, or to step out into the unknown and trust God.

401K's, IRA's, Life Insurance, this world gives us plenty of options when it comes to planning for our future years. As Christians, we have a much greater calling, and responsibility, to plan for, and use the gift's and resources God has given to us to plan for eternity. See how Jesus teaches this valuable lesson on stewardship from the parable of the dishonest manager.

We have all been hurt, or been dealt with unfairly. How do we forgive those who have done these things to us? Looking at the example of Jesus, we can find answers and strength to grant mercy and forgiveness to those who have wronged us.

In part 3 of our series we look at our adoption into the family of God. The wonderful privilege of being made a son as well as a member of God's corporate family, the Church.

Solomon issues a call to examine the brevity of life and to live joyfully and earnestly in your youth because time is quickly passing by.

We continue to look at our identity in Christ. This week we focus on the doctrine of election, what it means to be chosen in Christ, and the good news that God makes salvation available to all, not just a selected few.

Many Christians today have a spiritual identity crisis in their lives. They allow feelings, circumstances, and opinions to shape how they view themselves. This series will show the wonderful truth that your identity is determined by your position in Christ, and the blessings that follow from that.

The Apostle Paul often used metaphors to describe the christian life. One of those examples was of an athlete. See how your race with Christ is a marathon, not a sprint and how you can stay spiritually fit so you can run, and finish your race well.