Lamson Road

In the Christian life, there are a wide variety of opinions about many issues that appear to be grey areas. In this special "Ask Me Anything" message, Pastor David closely examines scripture to answer common questions about Halloween, the supernatural, and conspiracies. 

Leadership is influence, not authority. In this message, Pastor David encourages us that we don't have to wait until we're in charge to start leading.

America is experiencing a major leadership void, and it starts in the home. In this message, Pastor Mike explains the importance of leading your family well, and the need for the Fathers in the Field ministry.

Many assume the term "leader" only applies to bosses, coaches, executives, and other individuals in high rank positions. In this message, Pastor Mike encourages us that no one is exempt from the call to lead.

Complaining corrupts every aspect of our lives. Fortunately, the writings of Paul give us a higher standard to aim for, and a road map to reach it.

We all desire to be recognized as a person worth listening to, but a lack of clarity in our communication can undermine our influence. In this message, David shares how we can build a positive reputation through controlled clarity.

The first-century church had specific instructions for managing money and caring for the poor. This leads to the question: Does the Bible support socialism or capitalism? In this message, Pastor mike looks at the early church to answer this question.

Both political parties like to claim that God is on their side. As followers of Jesus, we have to ask the question: Does God care how we vote? In this message, Pastor David answers this by examining the words of the wisest man who ever lived.

The Bible is made up of two parts, the ancient Jewish scriptures that we call the Old Testament, and the writings and letters of first-century Christians which we call the New Testament. In this message, Pastor David answers the question, "Are the Old and New Testament equally important?"