In this Memorial Day message Pastor Dave discusses dealing with loss, and the hope that we have through Christ.

Revelation is a mysterious and fascinating book. In this message that concludes The Story, Pastor Dave sums up the message of the book... victory!

In this message focusing on the end of Paul's ministry and life Pastor Don talks about Paul's understanding of God's will and how we should have that same attitude when it comes to our lives.

In this message about Paul's missionary travels, Pastor Dave discusses what it means to be "on mission" for God.

In this message from Acts chapter 1, Pastor Dave discusses the early church and the circumstances that led to it's movement from Jerusalem to the world.

We all have a name. That is how we are known to others. But there are other names that describe who we are in different situations... names that we call ourselves that no one else knows. But there is good news! In this Easter Sunday message we discover that because Jesus is alive He has given us a new name.

When Jesus rode into Jerusalem He was making a bold statement about who He was. The crowd that was there had to decide what they thought, and what they believed about this man. In this Palm Sunday message Pastor Dave points out the similarities we have with the crowds in Jerusalem that day.

"Who do you say that I am?" Jesus asked this question of His disciples in Matthew 16, Mark 8, and Luke 9, and it's a question that we all need to answer. In this message, which leads into a time of communion, Pastor Dave looks deeper into these passages, where Jesus is really asking four question in one about Himself: Who am I? Why am I here? Where am I going? What is your response?

As Jesus' ministry continues we see that He is not an ordinary teacher, not an ordinary King and not an ordinary man. We also learn, just as the disciples learned at the feeding of the 5,000, that Jesus does not use ordinary math.

In this message Psator Dave focuses on Jesus being tempted by Satan in the wilderness, and the lessons we can learn from Jesus' response.