Pastor Shane continues the series on "Crucible" with a message about sacrifice. David, during a crucible moment could have chosen to accept Araunah's free offer for the land to offer a sacrifice but instead he sacrificially pays for the land. "I will not offer burnt offerings to the Lord my God that cost me nothing." Sacrifice, not entitlement, is a virtue in the Kingdom of God.

Every decision we make has consequences, good or bad. In today's message Pastor David talks about the redemption that came after King David's disappointing actions regarding Bathsheba and Uriah. God was able to redeem the mess that David had made, and He can redeem our story too.

Today in the story of David and Bathsheba, Pastor Shane points out that good people are capable of doing some really bad things. He also shares the destructive pattern of giving into our desires as well as the promise of God to always provide an exit ramp.

Pastor Shane continues in our series focusing on the choices that change our life forever with continued application from the life of David. David faced difficult decisions in his life despite the anointing God had placed on him. Despite the dreadful situation David found himself in when he was threatened to be stoned, he chose to be confident in the Lord rather than choosing to live a life of despair.

After the slay of Goliath, King Saul became intimidated by David and set out to kill him. David had the opportunity to kill his opponent on several occasions but he chose to leave the vengeance to the Lord. Through this story of David, Pastor Shane reminds us to place our faith in the Lord and allow his will to prevail.

As we continue to dive deeper into our core values as a church and as individuals, Pastor Shane focuses on the importance of teaching biblical truths in a practical manner. According to 2 Timothy, the word of God has many useful purposes, one of which being to equip its hearers. As believers it is important that we fix our eyes on the practical truths written in scripture so we can be prepared and ready for the work God has for us.

Pastor Shane continues the series talking about our core values and as a church and as individuals with the topic of authenticity. A life committed to authenticity must be Gospel-centered, model humility and be sincere. Vulnerability and authenticity provide the fertile soil for God to work in and through us.

Pastor Shane kicks off a new series focusing on our core values as individuals and as a church. Today's focus is on hospitality; what it looks like in the world we live in today and how we can demonstrate it as followers of Christ.

Pastor Shane kicks off the new year with a very encouraging message on using the time we have been given wisely. Be encouraged with this gentle reminder of how we can have a healthy relation with our time involving God, family, and work.

Pastor Shane shares an encouraging and challenging reminder on this Christmas morning: God is love. Love is a verb, and God showed us His love by sending us Jesus in a miraculous way. How do we show love to the people in our lives?