In this message from 1 Samuel 16, Pastor Joie preaches on how our inward character is much more important that our outward appearance.

In this standalone message from Ephesians 6, Pastor Joie preaches on how the we can maintain hope when we put on the Helmet of Salvation.

In this sermon from Psalm 1 Pastor Joie preaches on what it means to be a truly happy person. 

In this sermon from Psalm 138 Luis (a member of our pastoral track) teaches on how to worship through giving thanks, prayer, and community.

Was Jesus Divine? Was He just another person like other spiritual leaders helping us understand truth or was He more? Are there many ways to God or one?  Pastor Joie answers these questions in this sermon from John 14:1-6, the final sermon in our sermon series I Am, Jesus in His Own Words.  

Do you feel surrounded by people who would run when times get hard? Is there someone in your life, that would give their life for you? In this sermon Pastor Joie will be preaching on Jesus as the good Shepherd from John 10:11-15. 

Do you worry about what happens after death?  Is there any hope that can be found when you or a loved one know that life is coming to an end?  Pastor Dave preaches on how Jesus gives us great hope when He says "I am the resurrection and the life", in this sermon from John 11:17-27

Does God care about you, individually? Does He even know you, or your name? Is there really rest to be found in a tumultuous world? We will answers these questions and more as we continue our " I AM" series. Pastor Joie will be preaching on Jesus own words when He says, "I AM, the door of the Sheep.

Are you struggling with the evil of this world? Do you feel as though there is no hope, no solution, and no light in the darkness? In this message from John 8:12-19 Pastor Joie tells us of the hope we have as he preaches on Jesus proclaiming that He is the Light of the World.

Where do you go in order to find the source of your life?  Where do you draw strength from to live as a Christian?  In this sermon Matthew White (from our pastoral track) preaches from John 15:1&5 where Jesus tells his disciples "I am the true vine" and that they must abide in Him, if they are to produce fruit in this life.