God wants to birth a miracle within you. What does that look like for your life? Pastor Frank Bennett shares this special message on Christmas Eve night.

Jackson Grant shares an inspiring message based on Romans 8:18.

What are you holding onto that you can't let go? Just like Abraham, God may ask you to let go of those things that come between you and God. In this message, Pastor Frank Bennett shares some great life applications from this amazing story that we can use in our lives.

There will be hills and valleys along your journey to the place God wants you to be. But no matter where you are on your journey, know that it's not too late for God to confirm His promises to you. Just like Sarah, God will move in closer when you think it's too late.

In this message, Pastor Frank Bennett shares what "offspring" really means and who are the stars God refers to in the story of Abraham.

Even the faithful will fail at times. In this message, Pastor Frank Bennett visits the time Abraham fails his first test of faith after God called him and chose him to be the father of a great nation. But just like Abraham, God will call us knowing full well that we will fail at times during our journey of faith.

We're all on journey. Some of us are walking a journey of faith. There's much we can learn from Abraham, the father of our faith as we understand our Creator and Savior.

Our student minister, Jackson Grant, shares some practical perspective from a familiar passage of scripture about perseverance.  This message is designed to encourage you to take another lap even when things don't seem to be going the way you think they should.

In this final message of the Nehemiah series, Pastor Frank Bennett shares how Nehemiah and the Jews dedicated their past ruins to the Lord. This should encourage us take our past ruins and dedicate them to the Lord by helping others with some of the same issues that led us to our ruins.

When we begin to build our future by rising from the ruins, we will have almost immediate opposition in the form of worries and fears. These fears are presented in our minds as questions. What do we do with these questions of fear? We answer them, just like in the story of Nehemiah.