In this addition of our series on the Book of Joshua, Pastor Jay wants us to understand the emphasis on three very important things: 1) Opportunity, 2) Restoring Relationship, and 3) Celebrating the Relationship.

Continuing our sermon series "Be Strong and Courageous," Heather brings us a message that we all need to hear.God does amazing things in our lives, and all too often those things can be forgotten. In this addition, Heather discusses with us the Stones of Remembrance from Joshua chapter 4. She shares a few testimonies of what God has done in her life and how writing these miraculous moments down and sharing them is something that we all should place a priority on.

In Part 3 of our Strong and Courageous Series, Pastor Jay reveals to us that BEFORE Joshua could lead God's people across the Jordan they had to abide in God's presence, be obedient, and leave some stuff behind.How true is that of our lives? Before we can cross our "Jordan" what do we need to leave behind?

In Part 2 of our Strong and Courageous series, Pastor Jay takes a detailed look at Rahab in Chapter 2 and provides an amazing reminder that our mess is our message.

In the first installment of a series on the book of Joshua, Pastor Jay gives us a reminder of God's promise having three parts: 1) Fear not, 2) Person's Name, and 3) the Promise. This reminder is seen in the very first chapter of the book of Joshua and it's a promise for all of us..."be strong and of good courage; do not be afraid, nor be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go." (Joshua 1:9)

In this final addition to the Salt+Light series, Pastor Jay delivers straight from God's heart to ours. All to often FEAR is what stands in the way between us and the life God has for us. Take a moment to listen on how to OVERCOME that fear and walk closer to God in 2018.

In this sermon, Pastor Jay discusses with us examples of taking the time to be salt and light in our neighborhoods.

In this message our guest speaker and resident missionary Pastor Carey Higgins, shares stories of how God has provided for him in times of need and how if we just open our hearts to God's call, we will find that not only does He want us to go, He provides a way as well.

As we near Christmas time, Pastor Jay jumps into this sermon by asking us a simple question...how much do we really know about our neighbors? It's a tough question if you get down to it and Pastor Jay encourages us through scripture to step out and meet those close to our homes and our families.