This is a closer look at 1 Timothy, chapter 4. The message continues to challenge us to use God's Word as the only authority in our lives and not men's doctrine or tradition.

This series on 1 Timothy is a message emphasizing that it is God's desire for you to get more out of your relationship with the Lord than being average. This series is, also, probably going to step on a few toes. Scott does not apologize if it does. His desire is for you to go forward and not settle for a mediocre Christian life.

We celebrated the resurrection of our Lord on this day. As Scott was sharing new perspectives on the events of that awesome day, we recognized that the message still related to Moving Out! Moving Up! and Moving On!

This is the third message in a series that is a study on 1 Timothy. Scott is going through this book sharing how God is desiring His children to Move Out! Move Up! and Move On! from a place of mediocrity into His plan for their life.

Scott continues to share from his heart the message he believes is for the church today. A message to move beyond the average christian life to a place of truly fulfilling God's plans for your life.

Tired of living the average christian life? Scott shares from his personal journal as to what he believes the Lord is trying to say to the body of Christ for today. It is a message to spur us on to Move Out! Move Up! and Move On!

An awesome testimony about how God set Carl Blakeley free from years of addiction to drugs. (Note: There are graphic details in regards to violence that are not suitable for children.)

Proverbs 29:18 "Where there is no vision the people perish . . ." Third part in a series designed to help you fulfill all that God has for you!

The is the second part of a series that's purpose is to help you consider what God has planned for you in 2015.

Before setting your goals for 2015, stop and celebrate 2014! Even if 2014 was a difficult year for you, there are things to celebrate no matter how small or no matter how few. Stay tuned as Pastor Scott takes you through how to look towards the next 12 months of 2015. Part 1 of a series.