Buddy from the movie "Elf" looked different than everyone else in New York. He had an unstoppable positive attitude about Christmas. As Christians, we should look a little like Buddy in the world we live in because we know what it means to have real faith in a real God. Pastor Tim teaches on what it looks like to have true faith.

Pastor Tim teaches on the power of forgiveness using scenes from the movie "Home Alone".  During the Christmas season we need to remember why Jesus came to earth... to bring salvation and forgiveness of sins.

Pastor Tim tackles two of the biggest "Grinch's" that people experience during the holidays... STRESS & LONELINESS. Christ came that we might have peace in His presence.

Tony Lieb, teaching elder, finishes up the "9 Things that Matter" series teaching on my living with eternity in mind matters.

There is a connection between the gospel and suffering that we often miss in the New Testament. We will experience trials and suffering in this life, but it is temporary in comparison the promise of eternity with God. Pastor Tim Broughton helps us understand how to persevere and grow in the valley seasons of life.

There is a secret to living a full life... 1 Timothy 6 warns us of the destructive power of greed and gives us the understanding of what generosity looks like. Pastor Tim teaches on the promises of God connected to living a life of generosity.

What doest the Bible say about our sexuality? God create sex to be enjoyed inside of marriage but the enemy has tried to distort, steal, and wound people in their sexual life. This is one of the least talked about issue in the church that a majority of people have had struggles with. Pastor Tim teaches on the topic sex and sexuality that is life giving, full of truth, love, and grace.

This message in the 9 Things that Matter series, Pastor Tim Broughton teaches why Women Matter in our lives and in the church. Culture says one thing, scriptures say another, and still there are unhealthy and un-Christlike attitudes towards women. Tim speaks with grace and love on a difficult topic that brings hope.