Pastor Kevin Daniels looks at Joshua's first battle as leader of the Jews at Jericho. His predecessors disobeyed God and were punished to wander the desert for 40 years, but when Joshua was selected, he chose to be obedient.

Joanne Tramel focuses on the life of Georger Washington Carver who, before Martin Luter King, Jr., dedicated his life to helping others with humility, sacrifice, and bravery. Like Christ, If we suffer for doing good and endure it with patience, the Lord will be pleased.

In this message, Pasor Kevin Daniels reminds us that, like the wise men who followed the Star to Jesus, we are to be mindful who or what we follow. Are we following the path of least resistance? We will not be lead astray if we follow Jesus, so have no fear of the trials you encounter.

In preparation for 2018, Steve Tramel challenges us to make Christian resolutions and offers insight to what that means for our spiritual wellbeing. 

Pastor Kevin looks at Jeremiah, a prophet 500 years before Jesus' birth, who foretold the coming Messiah. When God makes promises, He keeps them!

For this message, Betty Rupp brings us into the holiday spirit by focusing in on the thankfulness of the leaper that Jesus had healed and the beginning of the Christmas narrative of Luke 1-2. 

With the shopping season approaching in our consumer society, Jennie Straight makes the Christian case for minimalism with material possessions. Rather than building up treasures on earth, for our complete wellbeing, we are better off building our treasures in heaven.

Joanne Tramel emphasises the increasing need for Christ-like kindness and compassion for others in society today.  

Adapted from an article by David Closson on the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission website titled, “4 reasons Christians should care about politics,” Pastor Kevin goes into why Christ-followers should indeed be involved with all aspects of government.

Have you ever felt foolish? In this message, Pastor Kevin Daniels looks at Judges 11, where during the war with the Ammonites, Jephthah of Gilead made a foolish promise with God in exchange for victory.