While we are instantly made righteous through the finished work of Jesus, our relationship with God isn't done the moment we pray a prayer and accept Jesus as our Lord and Savior.

We live in an instant society. Everything has to be done right now. But life is not always instant. God isn't instant. We want immediate answers, instant results and on-demand blessings. But God doesn't operate on our timeline. For many people, this is a big challenge - why they walk away from God and give up on faith.

The word "holiness" brings to mind a lot of different definitions, depending on your age or where you live. Is it a certain way of dressing, or rules about where you can go and what you can do? What does the Bible mean when it says that followers of Christ should be "separate" from the world?

We are used to shouting, cheering, and celebrating after a sports win, but many of us have forgotten that all throughout the Bible, God's people celebrate His goodness in the same way. The modern American church seems to have lost its shout.

It's an interesting time in America right now. It seems like a lot of people have lost their sanity. They are going crazy, giving in to fear and believing some of the most ridiculous things. Remember, we serve a God who is everywhere. He is bigger, stronger, and mightier than any crisis or political party. What can Christ followers do to restore some sanity on our culture? You may not like the answer.

It's a horrible feeling to lose something special and important to you. In this message, Pastor Jason Ellis talks about something many Christians seem to have lost - something special, important, that Scripture commands. Too many Christians have lost their smile. They don't display the joy of knowing, following, and serving Jesus.

Rethinking the Church - Real Love

Pastor Tina Ellis discusses the love that we as Christians should have for one another.

Message comes from Matthew 25:31-46

This three-week sermon series examines the nativity story by investigating the characters who either missed out on or almost missed out on the birth of Christ. As we learn from these stories, there are many things that can keep us from being transformed by Jesus’ birth—whether it be distraction, selfishness, or disappointment. Looking at the gospels of Matthew and Luke, this series warns us that we could miss out on the real meaning of Christmas if we aren’t careful.

Jesus commanded in Matthew 6:25, Do not worry! This message explores Matthew 6:25-34.