The next church in the series is the church of Pergamos - The Compromising Church. Jesus calls His church to hold fast to the Word of God in a world of false teachings and paganism. Jesus commands us to not compromise our beliefs because in doing so it brings forth destruction to His people and to ourselves. Jesus is the only way to the Father and the path is narrow and few find it. Are you compromising your beliefs in our secular society?

This week we touch on the second letter to the seven churches. Smyrna is often know as the "Persecuted Church" for obvious reasons. Many Christians were martyred for their faith because they would not worship Caesar. As Christians, there may be a time where we will face harsh persecution. What Scriptures can we lean on during persecution and trials? Join us for this faith-strengthening message about how to deal with tribulations.

The first church in the series, Ephesus, is often referred to as the "loveless" church. The church of Ephesus was commentated for their fervency in fighting against heresy and paganism but they were corrected because they lost their first love. What did Jesus mean when He said that? Have you lost your first love? Listen to this weeks sermon to find out how this church applies to us today.

This week starts our new series about the seven churches mentioned in the book of Revelation. Why did Jesus pick these churches? How do these churches apply to us today? You're not going to want to miss this introduction to our new series! Get your notepads ready!

In this message Pastor Jim explains the importance of tithing. He goes into detail and explains how the tithe existed before the Law was given and how it continues after the Law was fulfilled. Is tithing for today? What are the benefits of tithing? Find out in this important message.

This week we wrap up our series through the book of Colossians. Pastor Jim explains the importance and power of prayer and why we must remain watchful! You won't want to miss this powerful message.

Continuing through the book of Colossians we reach the end of chapter three. We discuss what a Christian household looks like. The man is the head of the household but with that headship comes much responsibility. Husbands, wives, and children all play an important role in how a household resides peacefully.

As we continue through the book of Colossians, we study the proper Biblical way to handle grievances with fellow Christians in the church. The truth is, we will be hurt by other Christians. But how do we handle those hurts? How do we address our offenses? Let's seek the Scriptures together and find out!

This week Pastor Jim discusses how our identity is hidden in Jesus Christ. We have died to our old selves and the lifestyles that come with it. Jesus has broken down that walls that divide us. He is Lord of All and in all.

In this sermon we discuss the legalism that was creeping into the church of Colossae. We also discuss the "grey" areas in our personal convictions. We hold our brothers and sisters accountable for obvious sins, but what about areas that the Bible doesn't explicitly talk about?