The Spirit pours out through believers in the form of Spiritual Gifts. We all receive the gift of salvation, but then we also have a diversity of other gifts as well. Why is it so important that we maintain a diversity of Spiritual Gifts within our united assembly of believers?

As believers we know that the Spirit of God resides within us, however, what is so significant about the outpouring of the Spirit of God in our lives?

Most everyone would be able to give an ample synopsis of what took place on the night of Jesus' birth, but beyond the events themselves what really took place?

We see the example of love expressed in a lot of ways, but how have we seen it expressed to us by God Himself, and what does His example of love teach us about how we should express love?

What does it mean for the church to be more than friends, but a spiritual family, and how are we to apply our love for one another in an extension towards those who may even be against us?

The expression of love in marriage and family is meant to be foundational within the church. How are we meant to understand these loving relationships, and how do they apply to the structure of the church?

Beginning our new series entitled, "Examples of Love," we have to first look at what makes love is so import and foundational to our call as Christians. 

Evil is persistent and constantly existent in the world around us, but God has promised us that it won't always be this way. What does it mean to trust in God, while evil abounds? (FYI, there are technical difficulties towards the end of this message.)

Join our Youth Minister, Avery, as he discusses how we are to confront and face the hardships, suffering, and evil within our lives. 

A major question on the minds of Christians and Non-Christians alike is, "If God exists, then why is there evil?" This is a difficult question, Garrett attempts to answer it in this message.