In these last and trying days, the cross is beckoning to the church to come and die. Again Jesus said, If any man will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow me (Luke 9:23). There are so many benefits at the cross of Jesus Christ. The cross brings reconciliation, the cross brings God and man together, and the cross also brings man and man together. At the cross is where we find either healing or division. At the cross is where individual personalities, self-motivation and unholy desires disappear and fades away. It is a declaration, and a living out of this truth from Galatians 2:20 “I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ lives in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me.”

It’s Christmas time all over the world. Even folks who don’t believe in Christ are celebrating Christmas as a holiday. It’s not “happy holidays” It is either “Happy Christmas or Merry Christmas.” To celebrate Christmas means the eternal Word, Jesus Christ appeared in human form as the light of the world. Simply put, the Word that God spoke became man. So Christmas is the revelation of the Eternal Word putting on human flesh...In the midst of all we are going through this Christmas season, let us remember that light has shined through Christ to guide our feet in the way of peace. This peace speaks of a harmonious relationship between God and man, and men and men, nations and families (Luke 1:79)

Why did Jesus choose a Samaritan, rather than a priest, a Levite, woman, child or Roman to teach us about mercy? To find out, listen to this message from Minister Haley Main Lis.

Deacon Felicia Sterlacci discusses the relationship between the Great Commission and the Great Commandment, and asks us to consider how much more we must love the body of Christ, if we are to touch the lives of those who do not yet know Him.

How do we have hope in hard times? Through the example of Jesus Christ, this sermon from Minister Haley Main Lis helps us understand that hope springs up in the face of trouble, loss, and brokenness. In it, we are to be like Jesus, bringing healing, comfort, correction, and more to those in need of hope. 

Pastor Rachael Chinnery Todman's Sunday message teaches us that our existence and future all flows from the heart of God. We must discover God, His purpose and His will for our lives by fellowshiping with Him every day. And when we are present with God, we have full confidence because God is at the helm. If you have a prayer request, or have made a decision to follow Jesus and want to know what's next on your journey, we would be honored to pray with you. Call us at 1-877-467-3167.

Pastor Rachael Chinnery Todman's Sunday message reminds us that God is a God of love, and compassion. He loves humanity so much that He surrendered Himself to the punishment for sin. It also speaks to the need of constant communion with God through prayer. No matter what is going on in your life, will you always choose Christ? We are encouraged to make Jesus Christ our choice in all of life's circumstances. If you have a prayer request, or have made a decision to follow Jesus and want to know what's next on your journey, we would be honored to pray with you. Call us at 1-877-467-3167.

There is power in the blood of Jesus—but this power is known only to the redeemed.  Pastor Rachael Chinnery Todman teaches that if you are not redeemed this power does not belong to you. Only the redeemed has been given the privilege to know the power of the blood of Jesus Christ. If you are redeemed you belong to Jesus Christ.  If you know that you are not living for Jesus, then you need to answer this question. What will I do with Jesus' blood? Know this, that all hope is found in Jesus Christ - He loves you so much that He died on a cruel cross for you. Say "yes" to Jesus Christ and live. If you have a prayer request, or have made a decision to follow Jesus and want to know what's next on your journey, we would be honored to pray with you. Call us at 1-877-467-3167.

What would we do without hope in our lives? Where would we be? In this Sunday message, Minister Haley Main Lis teaches us how hope is our lifeline in difficult times and hard situations. If you have a prayer request, or have made a decision to follow Jesus and want to know what's next on your journey, we would be honored to pray with you. Call us at 1-877-467-3167.

What does love look like in your life? How does love triumph? How do you show love to others? How is love superior to faith and hope? In her Sunday message, Pastor Rachael Chinnery Todman teaches us about the power and struggles of love from 1 Corinthians 13.