Is God really in control of my life? If so, how do I make sense of the bad things that happen or the chaos in and around me? God is in control and the Bible explains Him as sovereign in His very nature. He chooses to use His power and knowledge to be involved in the details of your life.

“Be Good!” our mom said to us when we were kids. Our whole life we’ve been told to be good. Can anyone really be good? The Bible says, “There is only one who is good.” How do we than obtain more of God and all of His goodness inner lives. In this message we apply who God is in His goodness to our lives today.

We are always changing; it is just part of life. We grow physically, change mentally, and develop emotionally. But God never changes. He is not like us. He has always been perfect for all time. This means that we can find all the security we need in knowing Him and finding our security in Him alone.

Are you afraid of God or fearful of God? A righteous fear of God is derived from a right view of who God is in your life. If you do not have the fear of God in your life, then chances are that you are dependent on something other than God for your purpose. In this message we understand the sufficiency of God for our identity.

We live our lives with God as a part of addition with acknowledging that He is intimately involved in every detail. God very character is immanent—meaning that He perpetually and perfectly involves Himself in our lives. In this message, we learn how to respond to a God that is near and never far away.

In a world driven by success, we avoid our own weaknesses and learning from our own failures. Many times in the Bible we see men and women fail the expectations of God. Why does God allow failure? In this message we look at the failures of Peter and learn how we can grasp God’s grace tighter after our mistakes.

We have all messed up and asked, “Why did I do that…again?” Our guilt and shame can be a prison keeping us from God’s grace. What is true forgiveness? How can I stop the madness of my own sin? In this message we look at biblical and practical ways to create the courage to change.

Here is a description I just made up: Daniel Henderson brings us a message on the greatness of the early Church. We have a commitment to “make Church great again.”

Ron Brenning brings us a sermon about connecting the married and single communities.