As we begin our Parables series, we learn through Matthew 13 that the Kingdom of Heaven is not just a place we go when we die, but it is actually accessible in this life.

In a world of confusion how do we know what truth is? How do we overcome the distractions and annoyances of life to let God feed our soul? Through Psalm 23:5 we discover the answers to these questions. In this sermon we discuss how the Holy Spirit helps us find peace, healing and clarity in this journey of life.

Fear is a real feeling. It is something we all experience at one point in our lives. However, the Bible tells us not to fear, and through Psalm 23 we dive into the reason why fear for the Christian is something we can overcome and then find peace, even in the darkest times.

We all fall down at one time or another, but we don't all get back up. As we continue the 'XXIII' series we are encouraged by the fact that our Good Shepherd, Jesus Christ, restores our soul and renews our strength, even when we find ourselves down with no way to get back up on our own.

Want is a strong word. When we talk about our wants and desires a whole host of things come to mind. Continuing in our 'Twenty Three' series we talk about the 3 wants our culture desires most and how, when we discover that the Lord is our Shepherd, those wants do not seem so important.

Part 1 of the 'Twenty Three' series opens up the book of Psalm 23 to discover how we need a guide to help us on the journey of faith and that guide is in the form of the Good Shepherd.

Guest Speaker Jim Fischetti uses the story of Nehamiah to help explain what makes a great leader.

Guest Speaker JR Briggs uses Acts 2 to speak about Pentecost Sunday.

The final part of the 'Two Gather' series discusses the importance and need of spiritual fathers and mothers in the local church and how we need the whole family in the church.

Life can be very tough alone. As Solomon said, 'Two are better than one'. We need each other, especially on this journey of faith. Through this talk we discover that we can do more and we can go further together than whatever we can do alone.