For the last week of our Make Room for God sereis, Pastor Jonathan preaches on the promise God has given us: that we will dwell in His house forever. He has life for us here with spiritual family, as well as an eternity with Him when we leave this earth. 

In week 5 of our Make Room for God series, Pastor Kendrick preaches on Psalm 23:5. Jesus, the good shepherd, anoints our head with oil in protection against the enemy. 

In the fourth week of our Make Room for God series, Pastor Kendrick discusses Psalm 23:4: Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil." Naturally we have many fears and the answer is not to ignore them, but remember that God is bigger than any fear. 

In the third week of our Make Room for God series, Pastor Kendrick dives into what it means to be righteous. Righteousness is not earned, but is a trait of those who fully trust and rely on God. 

For the second week of our Make Room for God series, Pastor John Mark talks about Pslam 23:2a: "He makes me lie down in green pastures." God wants us to rest and find peace in Him. 

We are kicking off our Make Room for God series with a message on the Lord being our shepherd. In this message, Pastor Kendrick gives insight into what Jesus meant went he compared us to sheep and how we should relate to God as out shepherd.

In week 3 of our Faith That Works series, Pastor Kendrick talks about obedience being a step of faith. Faith takes obeying God even when we disagree and aren't in control. 

How do we hear God's voice? How do we know His will for our life? In the second sermon from our Faith That Works series, Pastor Kendrick talks about the many ways we can know and discern God's voice as well as how to posture our hearts.

To kick off our new series Faith That Works, Pastor John Mark Hamilton challenges us to have bold faith. But how? In this message, we will dive into what it means to have faith in Jesus, not in ourselves. 

For this special Christmas Eve message, Pastor Kendrick speaks about the importance of letting God in despite the messiness of our lives. This message will be sure to encourage you during the holidays and for the year ahead.