The word "love" used by Paul in the book of 1 Corinthians 13 is the word Agape. We take a closer look at this word Agape and how it deepens our understanding of what is expected of Believers in Christ regarding love.

Lead Pastor Matt Poole begins our new series on Love. We address the cultural impact on the idea of love and how our entertainment and media mostly reduces love to a mere feeling. We then look at Scripture to lay the foundation of truth about what God shows us about true love.

No, this message is not about physical food or a diet plan. It is about encouraging believers in Christ to carefully inspect anything we consume. Orr media consumption is at historic levels and with so many differing voices and opinions bombarding us every day, we need to discern what we should consume and what we should reject.

This is a stand alone message surrounding the book of Philemon. The back story is very interesting and the principles taught by Paul to his good friend are powerful.

Our 5 week "4H" series wraps up with a message encouraging us to take a closer look at our Habitat. The environment we were placed in is by God's design. The environment we choose has direct impacts on our growth in Christ. And the environment we create with our freedom in Jesus is important to reach the world.

The 3rd "H" in our 4H series is Hands. We discuss the actions of our life and how we need to remove the weeds from the works of our hands and turn our focus to the works of the Kingdom.

We continue our 4H series and focus on the Heart. This is where all believers have a massive challenge to make change. We have to correct our heart posture and make sure our heart is a breeding ground for God's Word to grow and produce fruit.

Pastor Matt continues our series discussing the first of 4 areas we need to tend - the Head. We explore the Biblical instructions regarding our thoughts and focusing on the correct ideas to the right thoughts grow.

We begin a new 5 week series called 4H. Any worth while relationship takes work including our most relationship; our relationship with God. This work is not a religious obligation but a loving response to the God whom we owe everything. This series introduction message identifies one major misconception about God that has been taught in the American church and what we should do with that transactional style relationship.

The conclusion of our series on Becoming Disciples. We ask the question about our "want" to be Christ's Disciple and look at the commitment of a German Pastor who lived during the tine of Hitler who gave his life for the Gospel.