This week, Pastor Doug digs into the relationship between parents and children.  Both sides of the relationship have a role to play in fulfilling God's will.  Just as children are to obey and honor their parents, the leaders of the family are called to be an example to show a loving relationship with God.

This week, Pastor Doug takes a look at God's original intent for marriage.  As we choose sin in our lives, marriage becomes more and more difficult to navigate.  We need to look to God to lead us in how we are to live out our marriages, as they are meant to mirror the relationship within the Trinity.

As we kick off a new series about relationships, Pastor Ben discusses the idea of living peaceably with everybody. Just as the Trinity lives in perfect harmony, we were created to do likewise.

Pastor Doug takes a look at the setup for David's fight with Goliath. Anybody could have stepped up to the fight, knowing that God is for them. However, the only person who had faith was a shepherd who had no experience in battle. God can use us to do things we can't imagine, and to accomplish them in ways that others can't comprehend. We need only to be willing.

This week, Pastor Doug walks us through some of the ideas for the upcoming year. We discuss missions and small groups, their importance in the body of Christ, and the importance in our personal lives.

Pastor Ben shares the vision for youth and children's ministries for 2017. He uses this vision to challenge us in our continuing to grow in the areas of learning, service, and leadership.

This week, Pastor Doug takes us through six concepts that should shape our everyday lives. We are to know God's story, listen to His plan for us, fellowship with and bless others, celebrate His accomplishments, and rest in His glory.

As we begin 2017, Hamilton George challenges our resolutions. Are we resolving to help ourselves, or should we resolve every day to follow the will of God? Hamilton walks us through what the standards that Jesus sets for us, and how we can effectively live for God's plan.

As we wrap up the Advent series, Pastor Doug speaks about love. We need to be vulnerable to accept and to show love. We get to experience the love that God has for us, and we get to spread that love to others.

At this time of year, we often think of joy as a synonym for happiness. We, as Christians, then think that since we are to be full of joy, that we should also be happy at all times. This week, Pastor Doug looks at joy from an eternal perspective. We are allowed to be anxious at times, but need to derive our deepest joy in the coming of Jesus.