(Hebrews 1:1-3; 11:6)

Scripture says that without faith it's impossible to please God. Why is that so? Why doesn't He give us more proof?

(Mark 5) 

Pastor Larry Davis delivers this weeks message about understanding God's will for your life in a unique and entertaining way. Using contemporary video references, he draws pictures of what it must have been like to be standing near Jesus as he brings healing to those most in need. 

(Romans 8:18-39)

Life in this world is filled with suffering and evil seems to be all around. Why doesn't God do something about it?

(2 Timothy 3:14-17; Psalm 119)

Faith, by its very nature, also includes uncertainty. Because we aren't given all the answers we wll always be left with some questions. But questions can lead us to a deeper, greater faith if we are willing to pursue the answers. And while we may not get all of our questions answered, by asking questions we can expand our understanding and the reasons for our faith.

(2 Peter 1:1-9)

Faith is often portrayed as the opposite of knowledge. But the two have far more in common than we might think.

(John 14: 1-6)

What appears at first glance to be a narrow and exclusive claim turns out to be the most open and inclusive of all.

(Romans)

While all religions may share some commonalities, they do not all believe the same things.

(John 21:9, 12, 14)

Inviting someone to come to church is a lot like asking a dating partner to meet your family. Both experiences involve vulnerability, risk, fear, and many other feelings. Rarely does a relationship move towards marriage without meeting the family. In the same way, a person's relationship with Jesus Christ can only grow so much without meeting the family (church). 

(Ephesians 4:17-24; Hebrews 10:26-28;James 1:13-18)

One of the most pervasive sins throughout our culture is the plague of pornography. Like all sin it takes its toll in many areas of individual lives. And, like all sin, it has a pathology. In this weeks message Pastor Larry takes a look at how sin gets a hold of our lives and how we can break free.

(Ephesians 5:21-33)

Marriage is hard because love is hard. What makes the so hard is our selfishness. God, who is pure love, knows that to truly experience love we need to let go of our own self-interest and give ourselves fully to one another. Christ's example not only shows us how but empowers us to be able to give and receive such love.