We continue our Baggage Claim summer series. Our all-knowing God desires those who love him to view failure with an eternal perspective, as evidenced by the life of Aaron, Moses' brother. God uses failure to conform us to the image of His son, Jesus Christ, so that others will have the gift of salvation.

We continue our Baggage Claim series with the topic of fear. Join us and learn how fear is an impediment that restricts our capacity to love and affects our mental tranquility.

Join us as we continue our Baggage Claim series. This week we'll cover the topic of shame. Shame is a deceptive tool of the enemy. It is a stronghold that we cannot allow to choke out the truth of God’s Word in our lives.

We continue our Baggage Claim series with special guest, Reverend Ben Rainey.

We continue our baggage claim series. Our bad life experiences do not have to define us. This week we talk about the weight of bitterness.

Join us this week as we start our new series about the different bags we carry. This week we're challenged by scripture about the sin of pride.

God's desire is not for us to go through this life and miss the heart and essence of our faith journey: to remain in Him. How does God accomplish this? Join us this Sunday as we look to the Bible and learn the process of bearing fruit for God's glory.

Although the election is months away, you can already sense the bubbling of tension and dissension in the cultural climate. As followers of Jesus, we are called to be different and lead the way so that the world would marvel at our Lord. But how do we do it? Luckily, the scriptures provide some guidelines for us. Join us this Sunday as we kick off a two-part series for our church family entitled Housekeeping.

As followers of Jesus, suffering is inevitable. We can find solace in the truth that God desires to help us endure our trials with the right perspective. Join us this Sunday as we look to the Bible to learn what it means to be patient in the midst of hardship.

James understood that, if sustained, the natural human tendency to envy the rich would lead many followers of Christ astray. He thus gives a stern warning to the ungodly rich to keep God's people from drinking the cultural elixir of desiring riches. We'd do well to heed his warning, too.