I preached this message for our graduates, but it shares qualities we should aspire to. These are the personal qualifications of a Bishop according to God's Word.

Christians live out the faith in a family, called the Church. In this message, you will learn how an early church council with representatives from many different local churches met to decided an important issue about who can be a Christian and what they must do. Their meeting in Acts 15 tells us some important things about how Christians are to live in connection today.

Guest speaker, Rev. Donna Lucas, shares how Christ calls us all to share the Good News about Christ with everyone we meet. Are you answering the call?

Grace is the central theme of God's relationship with humanity and grace is the only way people can be saved from spiritual death. Learn about grace in this message and receive God's invitation to trust Jesus and be saved.

Guest speaker and evangelist, Jim Hollis, shares a challenging message about going out to share the unconditional love of Jesus outside the walls of the church.

This is a short Easter message about how Jesus' resurrection was real and it can be real in your life too if you believe in Jesus and follow Him.

This message recounts the story of Jesus' triumphant entrance into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday and tells the meaning of it why it matters to you today.

In this message, I explain why Methodists believe the Bible teaches we can ordain women to preach and lead churches as pastors.

The Bible teaches that God is a Trinity--Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. In this message, I show how Christians interpret Scripture to understand the trinitarian nature of God and why it matters.

This message is about the Christian call to practice and encourage equality on earth. The Bible teaches all people are made in the image of God. We are all precious in God's eyes, but no one is more important than another. Thus, the worldly categories we use to sort people don't apply and shouldn't lead us to treat people different. We are all equal. The defining issue is whether Jesus is Your Lord. All the other categories we use to define ourselves and others are secondary or erroneous.