Okay, so we’ve all heard the Christmas story. We know the characters – the shepherds, the angels, the wisemen, the Baby, Mary, Joseph. But, have you ever really dug deep into each one. Today, we talk about the shepherds. They were actually not very well-to-do in their society. So, why did God choose to tell[...]

Either we believe God is who He says he is, or we don’t. There is no in-between. And when we make the decision to believe him, we must not fall away, no matter the circumstances surrounding us. Associate Pastor Seth Henegar explains.

With everything we’ve all dealt with this year, is there anything to be thankful for about 2020? Pastor Gary answers that question in this week’s message.

Today, Pastor Gary explains that it’s so important to let the Holy Spirit have His way in our lives, searching our heart and helping us know what’s got to go. As we work together with Him, we become better representatives of Christ.

It’s time that we nail it down in all of our hearts, Jesus is our hope! Period! Because, where our hope is determines our sense of security and our progress into our future. Pastor Gary Craft explains.

There was a consistency to Daniel that everyone noticed – his coworkers, his friends, his boss. It’s very inspiring and a pattern we should all strive for. Pastor Gary Craft explains.

In the Bible, there’s a woman who’s caught in adultery. She’s brought before Jesus to see if he would condemn her to death, staying true to the law of the times. The result was shocking. Check out the video to find out what happened.

We’ve got to learn to lean on Jesus when we’re in the furnace. Just like Shadrach, Meshach & Abednego, we too can come out of the fire not smelling like smoke, but smelling like the sweet aroma of God’s presence. And, we can come out better than when we went in. Pastor Gary Craft explains.

God wants to take the ashes of your life – the failures, imperfections, the things you’re not so proud of, and the thing that was meant to kill you as a Christian, and He wants to use it for His glory, His purpose, and His dream for your life. Pastor Seth Henegar explains.

You are the dirt! When Jesus explains the Parable of the Seed & the Sower, you are the dirt! But, don’t be offended. It’s a good thing to be. The question is, how ready are you to grow something?