Today we are going to talk about service and we are going toward not an altar call this morning in the front of the building but one in the foyer where you commit not just your eternity to Jesus but your life also. 

The Bible makes extraordinary claims about itself, it is supernatural, eternal, a remedy for and against sin, a source of strength and a light to our path.

This week’s study in 1 Peter 5 focuses on godly leadership—especially in times of crisis—emphasizing that all believers are called to lead through humility, love, and example, not control or selfish ambition. Drawing from Peter’s personal failures and restoration by Jesus, the teaching highlights that even failed leaders can be restored and used powerfully when they follow the Chief Shepherd.

It has been decreed in the throne room of heaven: The Coward shall be a Champion

The Bible makes extraordinary claims about itself, it is supernatural, eternal, a remedy for and against sin, a source of strength and a light to our path.

We need an earth-shaking outpouring of the Holy Ghost...not because we are so bad, but because the need is so great.

Please join us for our Father's Day service, with Guest Speaker George Moxley.

The Bible makes extraordinary claims about itself, it is supernatural, eternal, a remedy for and against sin, a source of strength and a light to our path.

You are beloved.

On this Pentecost Sunday, we revisit the first outpouring in the book of Acts