The Church at Smyrna was facing severe persecution. What did Jesus say to them about it? What does Jesus say to us today about facing persecution?

"He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit say to the churches." Jesus spoke directly to the church at Ephesus, but He is also speaking through the church at Ephesus to us today. 

This week we are looking at both arrogance and envy in the story of Joseph and his family. We also look at how these characteristics drive us away from God and how to return to Him. 

What does the Bible say about stress and anxiety? How did Jesus address it with His disciples? This week we look at those and how dealing with stress correctly will have a major impact on our spiritual and physical lives.

Pride is something that we all have to deal with. It is baggage that gets in the way of us having a relationship with Jesus Christ. This week we look at two different stories and how pride impacted them both.

We all have baggage in our lives that weigh us down. As Christians, this baggage can also impact our relationship with Christ. This week we are looking at bitterness and how through Jesus we can overcome it.

What is Church Planting? Is it a good thing? Pastor Tim looks at examples of Church planting in the Bible and explains when and where church planting should take place and also where it should not.

Can you imagine baptizing 3000 people on a Sunday morning? Well that's what happened one day when the Apostles began sharing the Gospel. Pastor Tim explains this week how that happened and why we must rely on the Holy Spirit and His power if we ever want something like that to happen again. 

What is the Great Commission? Why is it important today? These are two questions that Pastor Tim addresses in today's message as well as why Christians are really here in this world.

Fathers are one the most important people in the life of a Christian family. Pastor Tim explains to us this week why fathers are so important and what fathers must do in order to lead their families as God has called them to.