At the end of his life, Paul tells us what motivated his tireless work to advance Jesus’ kingdom: his love for Jesus’ appearing. In this message, we explore what this meant for Paul and what it might mean for us as followers of Jesus.

Suffering is a common experience for believers. The scriptures teach us why we suffer, what there is to be gained from suffering, and how to suffer well.

The Apostle Paul was an encouraging friend and mentor to Timothy. Jasmine Wood explores the opening of 2 Timothy chapter 1 to remind us that whenever we experience hardship the power of God is always there to see us through.

God's word is a gift to us. The scriptures invite us to connect with God, hear His voice, and get to know Him. Ultimately, the scriptures allow us to fall in love with Jesus.

On Father’s Day, Alicia Lee delivers a message about the parable of the prodigal son. It’s a story about wandering and homecoming. But above all, it’s a story about the Father’s heart.

The Holy Spirit brings us spiritual fruit, spiritual gifts, and unity. In 1 Corinthians 12:1-11, the Apostle Paul encourages us to embrace our spiritual gifts and use them for the benefit of the entire body of Christ. There are many gifts, but one Spirit empowering us to be like Christ and be united.

A celebration of faith in Christ declaring Jesus is better through baptisms. This message includes testimonies of faith and life transformation in Christ.

The act of Baptism is short in duration but the benefit and meaning of Baptism has lifelong Kingdom glory.

Jesus told His disciples that everyone who believed would do the works He did and even greater works! If that's the case, why don't we see more miracles? This message continues our Spirit Filled Life series focused on the Spirit's work to perform miracles through those who believe in Jesus.

God gives gifts to His children that are special, rare, and meant for the greater good. As we see in Luke 11:13, the Holy Spirit is a gift God gives us to be empowered for the Great Commission and promises to fill us with so much more.