What things have we kept from God that should be given over to Him? Those are the things that He is looking for and those are the things He will use the most in our lives.

Part 4 of Great Faith | Words create pictures. God told Joshua to keep the word in his mouth and meditate in it day and night so that he could see it to do it. Jesus said that He only speaks what the Father tells Him to. Keeping God's word in our mouths is one of the best ways to keep faith in our hearts.

Part 3 of Great Faith | God started out everything with a measure of faith, but it is up to us to grow and develop in it.

Part 2 of Great Faith | Without faith is impossible to please God. So if faith is so important how do we know that we have it and where can we look to find it?

Part 1 of Great Faith | Without faith it is impossible to please God. Prayer is important, but praying with a believing heart is essential.

Every believer has the assignment of sharing the Good News of Jesus to those who are lost. Many believers are open to this but just don't know where to start. In this message, Pastor David talks about God's heart for people and some practical ways for us to begin to share our faith.

Joy is an essential part of the life of a believer. Pastor John tells about 3 things that steal our joy and 3 things to do to get it back.

Part 5 of God First | In the book of Acts, there are two primary places that the early Church would meet, and some unique characteristics about their coming together.

Part 4 of God First | There are at least four fundamental foundations in the early church. Continuing from the first teaching, Pastor David talks about the value and simplicity of sharing Jesus and Prayer.

Part 3 of God First | Some say we live in a post-church society and question the relevance of church today. Something to remember is that Jesus started the church, loves the church, and is still the head of the church. As we put "God First" in our lives, it is important to settle this question "Why The Church?". In this message, Pastor David begins sharing on the four fundamental foundations of the early church.