In this message, Pastor John Larkarm shares on what kind of race God has for us, how we can run this race, and how we can run it successfully.

I’m spiritual. I pray. I believe in God, but when you tell me I “need” Jesus I feel annoyed and uncomfortable. Why would I even entertain the idea that God would be so exclusive? Is Jesus really the only way? Convince me.

Our culture teaches acceptance and tolerance. But often that extends into relativism. However, Christianity teaches an absolute truth. Are these concepts to conflict? Where do tolerance, love, and acceptance collide?

If God made the world why would he harm, destroy and force his creation to suffer? Either God doesn’t really love us, or he simply doesn’t exist. God doesn’t deploy pain and suffering, he allows it. He allows it because the good he derives from it outweighs the negative impact of it.

Is God a master author who has beautifully crafted the narrative of our world from the beginning through the end of time? Or is God a legend, an invention of the human mind, a myth from an age gone by? What is the evidence for God and can we really have a personal relationship with Him?

God alone provides meaning and purpose to our lives. When we embrace who we really are – and who we were made to be –our purpose becomes clear and adds value to our lives and to the world around us.

In this second message of the Spiritual Conversations series, Pastor John Larkam continues to share on how to have an effective spiritual conversation and how to engage others.

In this message, Pastor John Larkam shares how to naturally and effectively engage the unsaved and unchurched in spiritual conversations.

In this third message of the Prayer Series, Guest Speaker Perry Wobil shares on what true fellowship with God is and How we can have fellowship with Him in our prayer time.

In this second message, Pastor John Larkam shares the importance of establishing a daily prayer habit and how to develop a life of prayer.