Job: Seeing Through The Eye of The Storm: Part 17.

Dr. Michael Landsman speaks on Matthew 10:1-7 and how Jesus sends us out as his disciples to preach the good news of God's kingdom and the demonstrations of healing accompanying that proclamation.

Pastor Jim continues his Sunday series, What is God Really Like, by preaching on Psalm 103 and how King David knew God's character and nature and how we can know it as well. Pt. 2.

Dr. Mike continues his series: Job: Seeing through the Eye of the Storm. Pt. 16.

Rev. Mike Landsman continues his Wednesday series, The Kingdom of God is Like, by speaking on the parable of the merciful king and the unjust servant in Matthew 18:21-35. He ties in the concept of binding and loosing in with how Jesus uses this story to teach his disciples the importance of forgiving one another from their small "debts" because God has forgiven them of a far larger one: the debt of sin..

Pastor Jim continues his newest Wednesday evening sermon series, the New Birth and Emotional Transformation. He speaks on the emotion of guilt and how the guilt of our sin was borne by Jesus and the shame that we feel for our past sins can be released to him. Part 3.

Pastor Jim begins his latest Sunday sermon series on Psalm 103 by speaking on David's instructions to bless the Lord- specifically on how, why, and what it means for our souls to bless the Lord. He also begins to look at how this Psalm reflects God's character and nature.

Pastor Jim continues his newest Wednesday evening sermon series, the New Birth and Emotional Transformation. He speaks on how emotions are given by God but, like our minds, must be renewed. Part 2.

Dr. Mike continues exploring Elihu- the less than perfect optimist- who insists God teaches us in life's tragedies, and that our nightmares yield needed knowledge, challenging us to trust God's plan in confidence and peace. Part 15 of Job: Seeing Through the Eye of the Storm.

Pastor Jim begins his newest Wednesday evening sermon series, the New Birth and Emotional Transformation. He speaks on how emotions are given by God but, like our minds, must be renewed.