Join our Children's Pastor as he explores Deuteronomy 6:20-25 and Freedom.

As we celebrate freedom, let's make sure that we teach why we have freedom, just like the freedom we have in Christ, let's be sure we teach why we have freedom. Remember that we teach more with our lives than we do with our words. From Deuteronomy 6:20-25.

God doesn’t just give us a Christian life, He gives us Himself. God doesn’t just give us things to do, He makes all things new. As we look at Luke 3:1-19 today, my prayer for you is that you’ll never settle for the things of Christianity and miss the God of Christianity.

Happy Father's Day. Of all the roles Dad plays, none of them are greater than leading our children to be about the Father's business for their life. Join us this Sunday as we look at Luke 2:39-49 in a sermon entitled "The Father's Business."

When God speaks, He always keeps His word. Sometimes He may fulfill His will in unexpected ways through unseen means, but God always keeps His word. This week we look at Luke 1:39-56 in a sermon entitled, “A God of His Word.”

Mary was just a small-town girl looking forward to marrying a carpenter named Joseph and building a simple, but happy, life together. Then, God spoke and suddenly everything changed. How does God speak to us today and how do you respond when God speaks? Join us this week as we continue our series The Royals looking at Jesus’ mother Mary in a sermon entitled, “When God Speaks.”

Meet Zechariah and Elizabeth: relatives to Mary and unbeknownst to them part of the royal family. Their’s is a story of waiting: waiting for Zechariah’s big career moment to arrive; waiting for Elizabeth’s dream of being a mother to be fulfilled. Waiting and hope are often linked in life and Scripture, and in God’s timing when hope is fulfilled it’s often a bit different than what you had expected. But God’s fulfillment is always superior to anything we could have imagined.

Esther was a national celebrity. Admired for her great beauty and charm, she was living a soft life of luxury and wealth, when her moment-in-time unexpectedly invaded her life. The beauty queen found herself staring into the eyes of evil and the impending genocide of her people. It was then, Esther discovered that her story was actually God’s story, and she became so much more than just a pretty face; she became a godly woman of valor and strength.

Culture changes on a regular basis and will continue to do so, our response to it speaks to who we are and what we believe. We have an example of how culture changed and how 3 young men responded in Daniel chapter 3.

In the midst of adversity, there is always opportunity. As a young-man, Daniel found himself separated from everything he’d ever known living in a foreign land. With adversity on every side, Daniel discovered that seizing the opportunity in adversity requires us to find the courage to trust God for new beginnings.