What kind of God pursues us, give us life, a new place to sit at His table, and points us in the direction of life-fulfilling purpose? In this message, Pastor Lance answers that question as he explores the richness of God found in Ephesians 1.

Continuing in the series, "On the Richness of God", Pastor Lance highlights the reality of unseen powers and how we can stay focused on Jesus and resist the deception and lies that come our way.

Beverly Vaughan reminded us of the importance of commitment and devotion to Jesus in days of uncertainty.

Leif Hetland shares valuable insight into the kind of character that Jesus can trust with the things that are important to Him.

Corey Russell shares a powerful message on how to live, pray, and serve from a place that is higher than the chaos of life.

Followers of Jesus are in a battle with unseen spiritual forces and evil. In this message, Pastor Lance reminds us of the richness of God and how Jesus defeated these forces so that we do not have to respond to temptations and deceptions, but we can live in the joy of His love and truth.

The richness of God is evident when experienced against the backdrop of cancerous sins and transgressions. In this message, Pastor Lance defines sin and its universal effect on people.

As a people who believe in the person of the Holy Spirit, we also believe it’s important for each follower of Jesus to have a personal and unique experience in the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Listen to this message by Pastor Scott Tavolacci, as he unfolds the power for insight into the person of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer.

God set aside appointed times for special purposes. In this message, Rabbi Joshua Brumbach invites us to give ourselves to these 10 Holy Days for prayer, repentance, reflection, and celebration. This is a powerful message, and may God use it to deepen your relationship with Him.

Everyday we are offered opportunities to be generous with out talents, gifts, and purpose. In this message, Pastor Lance reminds us of three important areas that must be considered as we walk in a manner worthy of our calling.