Pastor Brandon teaches the book of Obadiah looking at God’s judgment of Edom for their pride towards their brother-nation, Israel. Every good thing is a gift from God, to be received with humility. We are called to embrace the life God has for us and remain steadfast following Him in it.

Susan Thomas uses the call of Hosea to look at our roots and the fruit they bear. We discover our network of roots builds the condition of the heart and the fruit it bears. Susan draws attention to Christ and calls for a life rooted daily in Him.

This week, Pastor Brandon looks at King Rehoboam. We learn that in both crisis & opportunity we must develop our listening skills. The voices we listen to will determine our future, and unlike Rehoboam, we should heed wise counsel.

This week, Pastor Brandon looks at King Hezekiah’s response to defining moments of crisis and success. In fear and struggle, we are to call out to God. In prosperity and success we are to point to God.

In “Rings, Kings, and Things,” Pastor Brandon looks at the lesser known king, Manasseh and his transformation from evil to worship. What you worship will consume you, but no sinner has ever outrun the powerful, relentless, all encompassing love of God.

Dr. Claude Thomas shows us in Ephesians, how we can live and abundant, "more than" kind of life. If you feel like "you can't" in life, this message will help you understand that "God can."

Pastor Brandon encourages to stay on mission no matter the obstacles we face in life.

Pastor Brandon teaches us how we can weather the storms of life.

Pastor Brandon teaches us the right and wrong reasons to be baptized through the example of Jesus’ own baptism in Matthew 3. We learn more about this important tradition being the first step of obedience to God after putting your trust in Jesus.

Have you ever found yourself saying “It didn’t have to be this way”?

The book of Jonah is all about the consequences of sin and God’s pursuit of us despite it all.

Jonah rested in his sin and without fail, resting in sin kills the things we love and it always hurts others.

Yet even in the darkest place, God is still there. Our deliverance isn’t always pretty, but none of us have run so far from God that He isn’t willing to run after us when we repent.