Carmen Merritt continues our Heart for the House series by giving us three things we are called to be that help us keep Jesus in the center of everything we do.

Pastor Bryan continues our series, Heart For The House, by talking about how we can make a personal commitment to the house of God. He mentions three things we can all commit to investing – our time, our talent, and our treasure. Matthew 25:14-30.

Pastor Bryan continues our Heart For The House series by talking about what it means to be known, loved, and challenged from God the Father’s viewpoint. And how he establishes a relationship with us that causes us to feel like we can belong. Luke 3:21-22

Pastor Bryan continues our Heart of the House Series by talking about our mission to make disciples. He breaks down what we believe the process of discipleship looks like and draws comparisons to the stated mission of Jesus in Luke 4:16-21.

Pastor Bryan begins a new series, “Heart For The House,” by talking about God’s design for his house. He offers three expectations we can all have for this house – To be known, loved, and challenged.

Pastor Jay brings a message from Joshua 6, about how the Lord instructed the Israelites to remain silent for 6 days during the Battle of Jericho. He offers practical ideas on why remaining silent is sometimes the key to our victory.

Pastor Bryan is joined by his wife, Carmen, to talk about unity in marriage. They mention five things that disrupt unity in marriage and give five ideas for how to enhance unity as well.

Pastor Bryan continues our series, The Power of Unity, by talking about the unity the disciples had leading up to the Day of Pentecost and how their unity set the stage for God’s blessing. Acts 1-2

Pastor Bryan continues our series, The Power of Unity, by talking about three practical steps everyone can take to commit to unity in the Body of Christ. Ephesians 4:1-3.

Pastor Bryan continues our Power of Unity Series by looking at the prayer of Jesus in John 17 and talking about the essential keys to create “oneness” in the Body of Christ.