This week, Pastor Kent preaches that an undivided, pure heart will get God’s undivided attention. Purity of heart is important because it leads to an unobstructed view of God.

As with all the Beatitudes (Matthew 5:1-10), mercy is not exactly what we think it is. Rather than a willingness to always take a back seat, mercy is a spiritual condition that leads us to spiritual awareness, divine compassion and a bias toward action!

In Part 4 of the Glorious Perspective Series, Kelly Steinhaus challenges us to consider what is filling our lives, and shares that righteousness, a desire to be like Christ, is the only thing that will truly satisfy the deep longings of our souls.

Many consider the term “meek” to mean weak. Meekness is not weakness but rather gentle surrender and submission to God’s will. When you realize God cares for you, you are free to live selflessly. Some of the Bible heroes described as meek: David the warrior king, Abraham the Father of faith, Moses the deliverer of… Read More»

In Part 2 of the series, we learn how mourning leads to true happiness and comfort. Our sin grieves the heart of God and as we learn to mourn our spiritual condition, we rely on Christ for forgiveness and find joy in our salvation.

This week, Pastor Kent opens the “Glorious Perspective” series based on the beatitudes by sharing that God gives his entire kingdom to those who are aware of our desperate need of Him.

Christian faith is based on history and fact as well as faith. Jesus indeed lived, died and over 500 witnesses say He rose from the dead. During this message, we go over the facts for the resurrection as well as what it means to take a step of faith toward Christ.

During this message, pastor Kent talks about what it means to be spiritual mature. It may not be what you expect!

This week, Pastor Kent shares three essential habits for growing spiritually mature: Being a part of a church community, reading the word of God, and establishing a lifestyle of prayer.

This week, Pastor Kent shares from Hebrews 6:2 about three types of baptisms: baptism into the body of Christ, water baptism, and Holy Spirit baptism.