The Biblical concept of stewardship means we are caretakers of what God has given us.

Everything in your life, is God’s. He’s given it to you so that you may steward these things in a way that brings glory to Him.

When we steward what God has given us, It tends to open the door of continued blessing throughout our lives.

Join us today as Pastor Donnie discusses our topic “Stewarding Marriage.”

We will just say a quick word about common arguments and move on because our focus here is about Christianity and self-defense. Not necessarily providing a counter argument to every anti-second amendment argument out there.

So…

When it comes to arguments such as “Regulation means that it’s the governments job to regulate.” or hear things like “militia means the Army, Navy and other military provided by the government.”

Consider…

The Context of the Constitution/Bill of Rights was about empowering the people and limiting the Government.

Stewardship was established from the beginning. Adam and Eve were told to work the land - steward God’s creation. To utilize what God has provided and allow it to grow.

The word of God was given to us with the expectation that we will be stewards of it and allow growth to happen in us but also through us.

The Bible, the word of God, is one of the most influential books of human history. It explains and answers the questions, why do we exist? How are we to live? What is the purpose of our lives?

Please join us as Pastor Donnie teaches from the Parable of the Farmer Scattering Seed from Mark chapter 4.

When some people think of prepping, what comes to mind is images of strange people wearing tinfoil hats huddled in a shelter while they wait for the mothership to return.

For others, thoughts of a recluse living in a one-room shack in the middle of rural America come to mind.

Most today hear one definition for prepping and live their life on one level of prepping.

Christian culture today tends to gravitate towards teachings about God’s blessing and to a degree that’s fine- God’s blessing is a very real thing. We have to be careful that we don’t shun the prosperity Gospel so much so that it robs us of the reality that God does bless us.

The problem is we often talk about God’s blessing and how it ties to generosity and that’s a very real Biblical principle - but we often fail to recognize that in order to continue to experience God’s blessing – God’s continued blessing requires faithful stewardship.

Please join us as Pastor Donnie teaches from Matthew chapter 25 on the parable about a property owner who distributes “Talents”.

As a culture we are no longer critically thinking through issues, we are “either or” driven. Our politics is horizontal thinking- Leftwing or the rightwing. Are you pro-this or anti-that?

The topic of the border is one of the extreme examples of “either, or” thinking. It’s assumed that if you believe in a wall or border that you are anti-immigration. If you are pro-immigration it’s assumed that you are anti-wall.

So, what does the Bible say? Please join us as Pastor Donnie has a biblical discussion on legal and illegal immigration.

Easter, the death and resurrection of Jesus is the pinnacle moment of our Faith, it is the focal point of the Gospels.

Please join us as Pastor Donnie teaches from Mark chapter 15 as he dives into some of the deeper details of Jesus' trial, crucifixion, and resurrection that we often overlook because of our familiarity with the story. 

Our culture tries to get us to live for the world by lying to us, by telling us do this, buy this, say that and you’ll be satisfied but it’s a mirage - something that isn’t there. On this Good Friday, if we don’t learn anything else we want to understand this.  The cross teaches us that Jesus is enough.

Please join us as Pastor Donnie teaches from Philippians chapter 4 on Jesus being enough.

Conspiracy Theories...

We are living in the golden age of conspiracy theories.

There are conspiracy theories that are true and conspiracy theories that are false.

Please join us as Pastor Donnie teaches and ask the questions... When it comes to conspiracy theories, is our primary concern “is it right or wrong to study conspiracy theories” our primary concern should be “am I spiritually healthy or unhealthy?”

Today we continue our series “the Gospel of Mark” where we have made it a point to dive in and truly study the word of God.

Over the past few weeks we have broken the Gospel of Mark down into 3 themes…

Part 1: Mark 1-8 “who is Jesus?”

Part 2: Mark 8-10 “what does it mean for Jesus to be the Messiah?”

Today we will discuss the 3rd theme…

Part 3: Mark 11-16  “How Jesus becomes King.”

Please join us as Pastor Donnie teaches on Jesus triumphant entry into Jerusalem from Mark Chapter 11.