In this new passage of Romans, Paul discusses the most fragile thing in the church. Join us as we look at the importance of how we deal with one another in the small things that often become big things.

In these final verses of Romans 13, Paul introduces an additional, glorious motivation for loving one another as we live as children of his wonderful light. A motivation which, like all proper motivations to holiness, is grounded in the work of Christ for us. Join us for this message.

Most debts come and go, but there is one debt that we all have and that remains forever, the debt to love one another. -That debt, and how we make payments on that debt, is the subject of our message this week.

In this very timely and practical message, Pastor Gene continues his look at what the Bible has to say about the relationship between the Christian and the State. Join us for our look at this important topic.

What is our responsibility in regard to the civil government- Should we obey them- Are there limits to that obedience- What is their purpose- How far does their authority go, and from where does that authority come- Join us for this first of two messages on the subject of the Christian and the state.

In this message, Pastor Gene looks at Psalm 130, a beautiful Psalm that teaches a powerful lesson about dealing with the hard times and difficult situations that all Christians face.

As we get ready to ordain a new Deacon in our congregation, pastor Gene looks back at the distinction, the origin, the qualifications, and the function of this church office.

Equally important as how we treat other Christians is how we treat those outside of the church, even those we would call our enemies. In this conclusion to our look at Romans 12, Pastor Gene examines Paul's teaching on how we are to love our enemies.

In this sermon Pastor Gene continues to look at the instructions that Paul gives us for offering up continual living sacrifice of ourselves which is our appropriate service of worship to God.

In the discussion about spiritual gifts and living a Christian life in the church, this reigns supreme. What is it- Get your Bible and a cup of coffee and listen as Pastor Gene Crow answers that question from one of the most well-known chapters in the Bible.