We are exploring divine healing as we seek to live in a balance of sound doctrine and great faith. In today’s sermon, we look at the present reality of the Kingdom of God versus the fullness of the Kingdom that is to come. We live in the power of the Kingdom now, but we do not yet have the fullness of the Kingdom with ALL its promises.

We are exploring divine healing as we seek to live in a balance of sound doctrine and great faith. In today’s sermon, we look at healings as a demonstration of the Kingdom of Love. In God’s Kingdom, we don’t just look for a certain way that God is going to heal us, we look for all the ways He is loving us.

We are exploring divine healing as we seek to live in a balance of sound doctrine and great faith. In today’s sermon, we look at the connection between healing and the atonement. We find healing both IN the atonement and THROUGH the atonement. Understanding the distinction between the two is important to sound doctrine.

Happy Resurrection Sunday!! Our Easter theme today is “Back to Life.” Through worship, testimonies, and sharing the gospel, we will be rejoicing that Jesus is back to life. Because Jesus came back to life, He can now bring us back to life!

We are studying the Olivet Discourse and other end times prophecy so we can understand the times we live in and respond in a way that points people to Jesus. In today’s sermon, we look at the sign of lawlessness. In a world that increasingly rejects Christ and spirals into lawlessness, His followers have the privilege of shining brightest in the darkest days.

We are studying the Olivet Discourse and other end times prophecy so we can understand the times we live in and respond in a way that points people to Jesus. In today’s sermon, we look at the signs of persecution and betrayal. As followers of Christ in the last days, our faithfulness in the face of persecution will be our witness to the world.

We are studying the Olivet Discourse and other end times prophecy so we can understand the times we live in and respond in a way that points people to Jesus. In today’s sermon, we look at the signs of wars and natural disasters. As followers of Christ in the last days, we can find peace and confidence in who God is and what He is doing.

We are studying the Olivet Discourse and other end times prophecy so we can understand the times we live in and respond in a way that points people to Jesus. In today’s sermon, we look at the sign of deception and false teaching. As followers of Christ in the last days, we must learn to discern truth and reflect that truth back to a dying world.

We are studying the Olivet Discourse and other end times prophecy so we can understand the times we live in and respond in a way that points people to Jesus. In today’s sermon, we look at Jesus’ shocking prophecy of the destruction of the Temple to know that God’s Word is true and His prophecies should shape our priorities.

This Valentine’s season, we wanted to have important discussions regarding moral purity. Our heart is to explore this topic from the lens of grace and what moral purity should mean to a believer. In today’s sermon, we address our third question of moral purity: What is the danger of moral impurity? There are spiritual and natural consequences to moral impurity that believers should not take lightly.