God created us to need each other in community. He knew what would happen if we lived in isolation. We're talking about how critically important it is to surround ourselves with Godly people in Godly relationships to help keep us on the right path and to pick us up when we fall. Do you have those people around you? Check out four reasons God intended for us to be in community with other believers!

Do you need a miracle? Do you have a mountain that needs to be moved? There are certain kinds of faith God requires from us in order to see miraculous answers to prayer. Pastor Steve shares four of them as we look at the gripping narrative of the demon-possessed boy in Mark 9.

Ever catch yourself daydreaming, lost in wonder about what Heaven will be like? That's OK! For the Christian justified by faith, Heaven is home and our everlasting destination! Let's talk about what God's Word does reveal to us about the glorification we receive in Heaven.

When we receive salvation, we are justified by our faith. What comes next is the sanctification process, which simply means we are set apart. Pastor Aaron brings us three different things we are set apart for. Listen and see what God may be telling you about your own Christian walk.

We complete a three-part series unpacking Micah 6:8, with the third of God's requirements: "to walk humbly with Him." Pastor Steve will take us through four different ways we can do this with God's help. But it isn't simply doing...we will see how our heart attitude must be properly focused as well.

We continue with our look at Micah 6:8, this time focusing on "to love mercy." These words are translated differently in many different versions, but the point is that God expects His people to love others so lavishly and freely that it reflects the way God loves us. God saw our need for a Savior and gave His best, His Son. How can we do the same for people as Christ's ambassadors?

We're beginning a multi-part series based on Micah's expression of what a living, active faith does. "Act justly, love mercy and walk humbly with your God." For this first message, we will focus on "Act Justly," with justice being defined simply as "a rendering to each that which is due." What is the calling for justice God has for us as His hands and feet in the world today?

How do I know if I am I really saved? Can I lose my salvation? These are some questions that even many long time professing Christians struggle with. A little bit of theology in these two areas can go a long way to a person having the peace God intends for them when they first call upon God to be saved. Pastor Aaron takes a walk through God's word and shows how your salvation in Jesus Christ is signed, sealed and delivered.

Recently, we explored the spiritual freedom we have in Jesus Christ, and exposed religiosity and legalism as barriers opposed to His grace. This week, we will look at a more personal way we are called to restrain our freedom. Who do you join your heart to when you participate in certain activities? Are you striving for holiness, or using grace as a pass?

We continue this Sunday in part two of a three-part series about spiritual freedom. Is it ever appropriate to restrain the freedom Christ gives us? We will look at the two reasons we need to protect the freedom we have in Jesus Christ from religiosity and running our lives with check boxes. Lets be people who are listening to and engaging the Holy Spirit in all situations!