With what level of confidence can you say, "Yes, Jesus, I trust you"?

When the Israelites crossed the Jordan into the promised land, they erected a stone monument to mark the place and remember the time God did as he promised. In what ways do we remember, today, the things God has done in our lives?

This is a foundational lesson in conflict resolution and creating peace between yourself and others. Don't miss this one!

We look at the day of Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit came down in tongues of fire on the heads of the gathered believers from near and far. We then look back at earlier events in scripture to see how the Holy Spirit has been around with us since Creation!

Submission is usually misunderstood, as most only read part of the message and misquote the rest of the instructions for husbands and wives.

This isn't another sermon about giving your ten percent. It is a message about responding from the heart. We hear about how God gave from, and is a giving being. He didn't just send Jesus be God on Earth, he GAVE Jesus to us to give us a new relationship with Him. How do we give when it comes to those we love.

When seeking to live a missional lifestyle, what do we look to for guidance? Jesus lived a lifestyle that was constantly around the people he wanted to encourage. He stayed in their towns, ate meals with them and made himself available to them. Looking at Jesus' lifestyle gives us an example with which to cast a vision for our own lives, and the life of our church.

What was so important about the interaction between Jesus and "The Rich Young Ruler"? What is it that stands between us and our personal relationship with God? How does this affect our relationship with others and with the community?

Growth In the Land Between. Enduring times of trial produces good, at the end. We learn, we adapt, we GROW.

Discipline In the Land Between. What does pastor Chuck say when his son is caught stealing tire caps and hub caps? Find out on this exciting episode!