Join us in this new sermon series, "Married with Children." This series doesn't just look at married couples with children but looks at both couples and singles, with and without children and asks the questions, "What does God say about our relationships with our families?" In today's sermon, we look at what God says about being godly husbands and wives.

Generally speaking, everyone starts off the New Year with something they want to do more of. Whether it's more exercise, eating more healthy foods, spending more time with family, everyone plans on doing more of something. With this series, Pastor Aaron shows us how we need to not only set goals for our natural lives, but we also need to do more for our spiritual lives. This week, Pastor Aaron discusses the need for us to love more.

Generally speaking, everyone starts off the New Year with something they want to do more of. Whether it's more exercise, eating more healthy foods, spending more time with family, everyone plans on doing more of something. With this new series, Pastor Aaron shows us how we need to not only set goals for our natural lives, but we also need to do more for our spiritual lives. This week, Pastor Aaron discusses why it is crucial for our spiritual development to pray more.

In this final sermon in our "Do You See What I See" series, we are asked, "Do you see the Light, as God sees the Light?" In this sermon, the Sunday before Christmas, we look at Christ being the light of the world and what it truly means to become children of light. Are we representing Christ as a light of salvation to the world, or are we only using that light to judge the world?

Join us as we continue our series, "Do You See What I See?" In this third sermon, the main passage is the parable of the Good Samaritan, a famous and often quoted passage of scripture that reveals more of Christ's intent of the parable when we ask ourselves, "Do we see Love, the way God sees love?"

Join us as we continue our series "Do You See What I See?" This is a four-part series that kicked off by asking if we see the lonely as God sees them. This second part continues by asking, "Do you see the Lost?" The main passage is the parable of the lost sheep. Pastor Aaron McGuire explores this parable and shows us scripturally how Christ sees the lost and how WE should see them.

In this new series, we will look at four topics and ask ourselves, "Do we see what God sees?" This first sermon is shared by Luke Carney, a good friend and former minister at Life Point Church. He asks us, "Do you see the lonely?" The main passage for this sermon follows the account of Jesus meeting the Samaritan woman at the well and gives us an example of how Christ meets people; He meets them right where they're at, and where He is needed.

Join us today as we learn about the church of Sardis; a church that claimed to be alive in Christ, yet Jesus determined to be asleep. How does this happen in a church? What are the signs of a sleeping church? Pastor Aaron McGuire dives into the history of this church and provides scriptural insight into how we can use this example in our lives today.

The Letter to the Church of Thyatira shows us the importance of recognizing the true message of salvation: God accepts you as you are when you come to Him, but you are required to repent and change in order to become more like Him. This message shows us, scripturally, howGod feels about those who subvert this message and and how He feels about those who accept it. Most importantly, we are taught the reward for those who hold-fast to the true gospel.