We continue this week in our series entitled "Hooked." Looking at how the disciples responded to  Jesus' call, and what can we learn from them? Are we willing to drop our routines and follow Jesus wherever He may lead us?

This week, we begin a new short series looking at what it means to be "Fishers of Men"? Why did Jesus use fishing analogies? Are they still valid to us today?

We finish our devoted series looking at the three types of prayer that Jesus modeled. Individual, communal, and powerful prayer!

We're in week 3 of our 4-part series entitled, "Devoted". Today, Pastor David talks about the reason Communion is important, and also the importance of making peace in our relationships.

Guest speaker, Mitchell Slater, joins us this week to speak on the importance of Fellowship, why it was critical to the early Christian church and is still so important to us today. More information is available at www.declarehope.org

It's the beginning of a new 4-week series entitled Devoted. Where we look at the 4 things the early church in Acts 2 were devoted to as they pursued deeper relationship with God and with each other. This week, the importance of teaching and learning so we can grow in our fullness.

As we conclude our study in the book of James, we look at what this pastor says about the role of waiting for God and how praying turns our waiting into something not passive, but an act of trust and faith. 

James addresses the power of our words this week as we continue in our James series. Also, the futility of boasting, and how what we say, how we say it and even why we say it can have long-lasting effects on those in our lives!

We're continuing in James, looking at the marriage of works with our faith. James implores us to not display a "dead" faith, but to prove our life in Christ through our actions. We are not saved because of our works, but we are saved to do good works!

As we finish James chapter one, we look at James' command to us to be more than hearers of the word of God. We are called to be people of action! James will repeat this theme throughout his letter, but he lays the foundation today. What does it look like for us to respond to God's word?