In this message, Joanne Tramel tackles the controversy of abortion and the need for compassion.

Pastor Kevin Daniels concludes the "You are Not Alone" series by looking at the loneliness Jesus experienced for us in His last days.

Special guest speaker Brian Barr, Director of Lakeview Christian Camp, treats us with a message inspired from James 5. Do not rush because God is still working on us. Patience isn't born instantly!

Pastor Kevin Daniels continues the "You are Not Alone" series by asking a volunteer to hold up a staff, as Moses did in Exodus 17:10-13, to illustrate that the church exists as a support system for its you when you are tired and need help.

In Part 2 of the "You Are Not Alone" series, Pastor Kevin Daniels defines lonliness, which is on the rise in modern time for a number of reasons, and gives seven ways to combat it. Still, the best cure is God.

Pastor Kevin Daniels kicks off our new sermon series "You Are Not Alone" by emphasising that Jesus knows you, Jesus accepts you, and Jesus loves you. There is no separating us from the love of God. To check out the video at the beginning of the message, CLICK HERE.

For this sermon, Betty Rupp speaks to us about how much God asks of us and how whatever we give to Him, He will multiply.

In this message, Bruce Bellinger speaks to us about restitution and why it's something we are called to seek when we have done wrong.

Our "The Birth of the Church" series from Pastor Kevin Daniels concludes with Acts 8, which details Philip's speading of the Gospel after Stephen's death and the varying responses from the Samarians, Simon the Sorcerer in Samaria, and an Ethiopian eunuch. To apply evangelism to our lives, it is most effective to apply Ajith Fernando's 7 Key Principles.

Pastor Kevin Daniels' sixth part of "The Birth of the Church" comes from Acts 6:8-15 and Acts 7, in which Stephen was brought before the Sanhedrin. Stephen gave a speech before the Sanhedrin that emphasised a few points: God's activity is not confined to geography, the temple is not the only acceptable place to worship God, and the Jews have consistantly rejected God's representitives. With that, Stephen became Christianity's first martyr.