Wouldn't it be great of we could have supernatural insight? You can!!! Join us, as Pastor Tom explains "more spirit equals more understanding."

What does it mean to be "spirit filled?" Why should we desire it? Pastor Tom discusses how spirit filled believers can leave behind things hindering our walk with God. Don't miss this or you might be left empty!

What does it mean to be "spirit filled?" Why should we desire it? Pastor Tom discusses how spirit filled believers can leave behind things hindering our walk with God. Don't miss this or you might be left empty!

What does it mean to be "spirit filled?" Why should we desire it? Pastor Tom discusses how spirit filled believers can leave behind things hindering our walk with God. Don't miss this or you might be left empty!

The JOY of the Lord is our strength! Christians should be known for their JOY! We know these things, but when problems arise it can be hard to find how to tap into this life-giving gift from God. How did Jesus find joy as he went through his trials? How can we find it as we go through ours?

The JOY of the Lord is our strength! Christians should be known for their JOY! We know these things, but when problems arise it can be hard to find how to tap into this life-giving gift from God. How did Jesus find joy as he went through his trials? How can we find it as we go through ours?

The JOY of the Lord is our strength! Christians should be known for their JOY! We know these things, but when problems arise it can be hard to find how to tap into this life-giving gift from God. How did Jesus find joy as he went through his trials? How can we find it as we go through ours?

Jesus told us that we are the "salt and light" to an unbelieving world! But what exactly does that mean? Are there benefits or consequences to how we respond to this command?

Jesus told us that we are the "salt and light" to an unbelieving world! But what exactly does that mean? Are there benefits or consequences to how we respond to this command?

Pastor Tom continues this series on living life in all its fullness...exactly the way that Jesus meant it! But what does "life in all its fullness" mean? Can it be different for everyone?