God can work through pain to transform and grow us. When we resist our pain we lose the opportunity to grow spiritually and mature relationally

Mother's Day is our time to remember that God want's us to honor our mothers.

Serving must be a way of life for God's people. A changed heart frees us to serve one another in the spirit of surrender and humility

Mercy is a Christian virtue that many people no longer abide by. We have traded God's best for mediocre shallow choices.

The same power that raised Jesus from the dead is the power which transforms every believer and empowers us to live a godly life. We don't need will power; we have the power of God through Christ.

As we begin Passion Week today's sermon will incorporate the Seder meal and we will focus on Christ as the fulfillment of the pass over celebration

Greed is an evil and a sin that has taken America by the throat and is choking the life out of her. People are hoarding their wealth, hoarding their food, hoarding their resources, and their talents. We must give our way out of greed.

God has a divine economy and he invites all of his children to be a part of it. When we give to others God then connects us to be part of a cycle of giving that involves you, the person you are giving to and God himself. When God is involved you know that your needs will be met.

Purity can open the door to a very bright and fulling future. Received this wonderful gift from God.

Prayer is the mortar which holds our spiritual life together. When it is absent your beliefs will crumble at the first sign of trouble. When it is present in its fullness we become bold, resilient, committed, and devoted to our life in Christ.