Jesus continues to display his authority through healings and miracles.

Jesus had the authority to do what only God can do – forgive sin. In this message, Pastor Doug teaches on the healing of the paralytic and the call of Matthew from Matthew 9:1-17.

There is an unseen war happening in the spiritual realm. When King Jesus came to earth, it's no surprise that He clashed with the forces of darkness, the demonic, the satanic. But Jesus displays his authority over the spiritual realm by casting out a legion of demons from two men who desperately needed Him. Even the demons must submit to Him!

Not only did Jesus display his authority over the physical realm by healing illness – he displayed his authority over the natural realm by calming a raging storm on the sea of Galilee. This authoritative king invites all to follow Him, but not without first counting the cost.

Pastor David gives a brief overview of rules and tips to keep in mind when reading different biblical genres such as narrative, law, prophets, poetry, wisdom, gospel, Acts, letters, and apocalypse.

Pastor Doug shares a special message on our anniversary Sunday as we celebrate 25 years as a church!

Having a daily devotional time is such an essential part of walking with Christ. But it is not always possible, in the 30 minutes or 1 hour we spend in the morning or evening, to do an intensive Bible study. Here are 11 devotional study methods you can use in your devotional time to better meditate upon and understand God's word.

After Jesus finished his sermon on the mount, he displayed his authority through miracles and healings. In Matthew 8:1-17, Jesus encounters 3 outcasts and displays his authority over the physical realm as heals each one of their illness – showing us who He is and what he can do in our lives.

The Bible is not like other books – only with the help of the Holy Spirit can we truly understand and accept it the way that God intends and then apply it to our lives.

Pastor Doug finishes up the Sermon on the Mount, speaking on what it means to be known by God and to be doers of the word who build our houses on the rock.