Through Jesus Christ's offering up of Himself for our sins, we have freedom from the plight of dying in our sins. This is the gospel to be declared to and through us all.

Immediately following His delivering of a woman caught in adultery, Christ declares Himself to be the light of the world, Who, if followed, will lead His followers from darkness to the light of life.

This teaching concludes with our call to be His light in the world.

From the story of Jesus' freeing the woman caught committing adultery springs the glorious truth of how He still changes our lives for the better, by paying the penalty and breaking the power of our sins.

Springing from JAMES 1:1, this book is introduced with exploring which person wrote it along with some of his background and wisdom.

Nothing is quite like first and last impressions, therefore the ministry of our Ushers and Greeters is very important for our Guests, Members and the growth of our congregation. In this 13+ minute presentation, you will hear our current strategy and plan for effective, fruitful and fulfilling Ushering and Greeting.

In the midst of doubt, unbelief and outright hatred, Jesus declares who He is as the source of living water for all who are thirsty. In spite of His enemies' threats, Christ gives out promises for all will believe in Him.

Listen to this review of our recent Prayer Ministry Team Training Class, followed by an edited version of a past teaching on "The Laying On Of Hands."

Pointing out three of the paradoxes in JOHN 6, Pastor Alan declares the truth concerning Christ being the only source of eternal life and our need for God to draw us to Himself, as well as how some people will resist His intervention on their behalf.

On the day after miraculously feeding 5,000 men - plus women and children - Jesus is approached by many of the same people for more amazing signs; to whom He declared how He was the Bread of Life, sent from Heaven to give eternal life to all who would believe in Him.

The story of Jesus' walking on the water reveals not only His Deity but also His Name as I AM. In JOHN 6:20, He is quoted as saying, "It is I, do not be afraid." but Christ actually said, "I am, do not be afraid."