Join us for a special message from Pastor David as he shares God's word with us from Thailand!

Since God’s love changes everything, it must change how we love people within the church and the people outside of it.

God is blessing us and so we must enlarge our tent for His blessing.

There are counselors you can ask, books you can read and even online quizzes you can take to find out if you are actually “in love” with your special someone. But what about Jesus? How can you know if you are truly in love with Him? Join us this week as we read what God’s Word says about falling in love with Jesus!

If we believe Love truly changes everything, we must find out how to effectively communicate this kind of Love. Communicating true Love, Biblical Love does not always come naturally. This week we will study a passage where God teaches us how to understand the language of Love.

What is love? Can it be defined, understood, or more importantly - lived out? This weekend we begin reading in God's Word how, "Love Changes Everything!"

Six out of every 10 Americans believe the Bible is the Word of God and true, but only two out of every 10 say they regularly read it. So which is it? Is it incredibly important for our everyday lives or isn’t it? What would it look like in our lives, our families, our churches if the Bible became as important to us as many of us profess it to be?

The events occurring in our world today have greatly increased the level of fear and anxiety we feel personally. This has caused an increased need (even addiction) for safety and security. Where does the Bible stand on safety? Does God promise us safety? Or does He call us to significance? Find out this week what “God our refuge” means in today’s culture.

I’ve heard it said, “The church would be great, if it weren’t for all the people.” I don’t think it has to be this way! The feel and the “fit” of the church depends a lot on the leadership. This week we focus on a hero of the Bible who demonstrated the kind of servant leadership it takes to build a church where folks want to belong.

What makes “comfy pants”, “comfy jeans” or our “comfy chair” so comfortable? They fit just right. Just the way we like them! What if our comfort in God’s family is not based on getting things the way we like them but rather growing comfortable with the way God wants things?