This week we dive into Psalm 107:8. Listen along to find out how gratitude can change your life!

As we start a a new series called Thanks and Giving we dive into how gratitude and generosity can change our lives. In this sermon we dive into the story of Zacchaeus, the Chief Tax collector. Our problem is not our lack of gratitude. Our problem is the focus of our gratitude. See how we refocus and how our gratitude turns into generosity.

In the final sermon of this current series, we're looking at the beginning of the end of King Saul's reign over the people of Israel. Saul had so much potential as a servant of the Lord, but he was derailed by disobedience. Disobedience to God--it's something that is a reality for every follower of Jesus. We'll investigate why disobedience is such a serious sin in God's eyes, and how it can be overcome through the Gospel.

In 2018 when a person isn’t feeling well but they aren’t sure what’s wrong—they go to the internet. Sites like Web MD have become popular for medical self-diagnoses. Don’t you wish there was a spiritualized version of Web MD? Because we all go through times where we become a little spiritually unhealthy, but we’re not exactly sure what the problem is or what to do about it. In today’s sermon we’ll look at the kingship of Saul, Israel’s first king. In doing so, we’ll be presented with some questions that will help diagnose just how spiritually healthy we are

Dr. Calvin Brain, missionary in Namibia for 12 years, gives an update about how God is using him and his family while also preaching through John 13-17. Listen along to hear such a power message about us and God.

There are certain themes in the Bible that tend to beat us over the head with their persistence. Idolatry is on of those themes. It especially shows up in the book of 1 Samuel. In this sermon, we'll look at the foolishness of putting thing in our lives in the place where only God should be and we'll investigate how to illuminate and eradicate those idols.

We're continuing our sermon series called, "From Here To There-a roadmap for spiritual growth" by talking about repentance from 1 Samuel 4. Repentance is one of those church words that we throw around a lot and its gotten a bit of a bad wrap. When most people think of repentance we think of God, in anger, twisting our arm until we finally give up. In reality, the biblical idea of repentance is one of freedom and refreshment. In this sermon we'll explore how repentance is the blessing through which all of God's blessings flow.

What comes into your mind when you hear the word "sin?" Maybe for you it conjures up images of an old-school minister preaching a hell-fire and brimstone sermon, trying his hardest to make you feel guilty. Sin simply means to "miss God's target."

In this sermon, we are looking at the sad story of a Priest named Eli and his two, evil sons. By looking at their story, we'll investigate why sin is so dangerous for us and how to avoid its destructive effects.

Pastor Dan dives in into the first chapter of 1 Samuel to show and teach Harmony how we can find our roadmap to spiritual growth! Follow along as we all take this journey together as we learn to grow spiritually.

This Sunday, September 9th we want everyone there at church to participate in our fall kick off!