David was anointed by God, defeated Goliath, and the hand of God was with him. However, Saul’s jealousy and desire to kill David led to the loss of David’s position, reputation, marriage, spiritual mentor, closest friend, and self-respect. In this message, we examine the power of leaning on God when every crutch is removed.

In the middle of one of the most challenging times in David’s life, he found a friend in Jonathan. In this message, we examine the friendship of David and Jonathan as we learn the power of friendship.

No one in Israel would face Goliath, yet David had the faith and courage to face the giant. Fear can impact our lives and keep us paralyzed. In this message, we explore three ways to defeat Giants in your life.

Saul and David were very different people, yet both were anointed kings of Israel. In this message, we dive into the spiritual condition of Saul, the sovereign plan of God, and the spiritual growth of David.

David was not everyone's first choice, but he was God's choice. In this first message, we look at the kind of person God chooses.

In this Pentecost Sunday message, we dive into Pentecost in the Old Testament, Pentecost in the New Testament, and Pentecost today!

Guest Speaker, Tim House shared three steps to adopt if we want to learn a new and powerful rhythm of Christlikeness from James 1:19-20.

Where’s your sense of adventure? The Holy Spirit empowers God’s people onto supernatural works and a life we cannot do in our own abilities. This takes shape through a life connected to Jesus as we respond in faith and obedience. Joshua Chapter 6 gives us an account of God’s people being moved forward to their promised land by a miraculous event only available to them through that same supernatural power and the pattern we see most often used. In this message we will look at 3 principle ways we see God work as we broaden our sense of adventure for his glory.

The Holy Spirit gives us supernatural for living. In this message, we examine the life of Peter and the difference the Holy Spirit made in His life.

We can have a relationship with the Holy Spirit. In this message, we explore three categories of communion with the Holy Spirit as seen in the early church.