There was a man in the Old Testament who was used by God in mighty ways. When you examine his life, it seems evident that God did big things through one small habit he practiced consistently. Join us this week as we continue our series: "I Want to Change... So Help Me, God."

A recent scientific study revealed that in every situation, human beings subconsciously ask themselves 3 questions that ultimately determine what they do in that moment. Interestingly, this study simply re-enforces what God already penned in His Word thousands of years ago. Join us as we continue our series: "I Want to Change... So Help Me, God!"

Many of us have tried year after year to change. We want to change, but for some reason we just haven't been able to find that perfect strategy, or diet, or budget, or bible reading plan. Not only have we not changed, most people fail by the 2nd Friday in January. Well, join us we look at what the Bible has to say about the power to change.

When you look back on your life, what do you see? Do you see mountain top views, or do you see the long treks in the valley? What if your life meant so much more than those events? God called John the Baptist to prepare the Way! He’s also given you that same calling!

Emmanuel ("God with us") was the title given to Jesus at His birth. And if you and I were to truly embrace the earth-shattering truth that the All-Knowing, All-Powerful, Ever-Present God of the Universe is with us, and for us... what difference might that make in our day-to-day lives? I believe it could change everything! Join us this Christmas Eve as we explore some fascinating implications from the classic carol: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel.

There is one little phrase, repeated over and over again in the classic Christmas Carol, Away in a Manger. And if you will embrace the truth of this lyric, we can promise you, your life will never be the same! Join us as we continue our series: Vintage Vibes - Christmas Edition.

Join us this Christmas season as we explore the theology behind four beloved Christmas carols. This Sunday we will be reflecting on a portion of the classic song, 'O Holy Night,' connecting the birth of Jesus to some powerful truths from the book of Lamentations.

Every year around this time, we sing the same songs over and over again, to the point where we don't really see them as Worship songs anymore. We see them as just Christmas Carols. They are so much more than just carols. Join us on Sunday as we start taking a fresh look at some of histories most loved Christmas songs in our new series, "Vintage Vibes: Christmas Edition."

Have you ever thought: "If the Bible says people must believe in Jesus to be saved, then what about babies who die in the womb and never have an opportunity to hear or believe the gospel message? And what about the mentally handicapped who can't think maturely enough to process God, eternity and the gospel message? Or what about heathens who live and die in a foreign land, far away from any Christian influence, so they never even get a chance to hear the gospel?" Join us as Pastor Bryan tackles these challenging theological questions.

The Bible makes it clear that one day God will put an end to all pain and suffering. But in the meantime, how do we cope? How do we keep moving forward when the unthinkable happens in our life? Join us as we hear a message of hope from a member of our church, Jackie Holcomb. Jackie has been walking with God through a season of pain and loss, and she is discovering His faithfulness and healing along the way.