In this message, Pastor Kevin explores the instructions left to an otherwise unknown king, King Lemuel, by his mother (Proverbs 31:1-9). His mother’s wisdom is just as applicable for us today as it was for the king himself. Her primary concern was that he fight for justice and equality above all.

In week three of the series Serve All, Pastor Kevin discusses our highest example of servanthood, Jesus, who did not come to be served but to serve, as He illustrated the night before His crucifixion by washing His disciples' feet.

In week two of the series Serve All, Pastor Kevin reminds us all that we have all been called to serve; it’s not just for a select few. Having been called, we are also qualified by God to serve all. When we serve the least of these, we are really serving Christ.

We will look at the parable of the talents (Matthew 25:14–30), the sheep and goats (Matthew 25:31-46), and 1 Peter 4:7-11.

To begin the series, “Serve All,” Pastor Kevin examines Jesus’ interactions with the Samaritan woman at the well. He highlights the fact that Jesus saw each person as worthy of his time, resources, and love. In recognizing this, we also should seek to share our time, resources, and love with others, regardless of our differences.

For Palm Sunday, we read through the Holy Week narrative in chronological order, from Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem to His crucifixion and guarded tomb.

Pastor Kevin Daniels contines in Colossians, where Paul tells the church to put on the virtues of Christ and live as He instructed. Take action! The life of a believer is not meant to be passive. If we are to fulfill Jesus' commands to spread the Gospel, we must convey the awesome love of God with our behavior as well as our words.

Part 1 of Pastor Kevin's message lays out the supremacy of Christ, who saves us by grace alone. No amount of rule-following are enough to get us into heaven.

Part 2 of the message illustrates that there is absolute equality in the eyes of God, so we are to remain humble and loving, as Jesus had lived. In doing so, we may spread the gospel to everyone we meet.

In the book of 1 John, John writes to the church describing the 5 differences between a person of the light and a person of the darkness. In this message, Pastor Kevin looks at one of those differences in detail: love.

A perfect relationship. A perfect family. A perfect career. When we see others who have what we want, our lives seem lacking. But you’ll never be content on the inside if you’re always looking at what other people have on the outside. Pastor Kevin talks about how to avoid The Comparison Trap.

Steve Tramel speaks to us about comparison and the time when Peter compared himself to John. Jesus had something to say and we can still take heed today!