Many Twelve-Step programs speak of a higher power. What or Who is our Higher Power? Join Pastor Bill as he takes us to the Bible and explains that only God through Jesus Christ can be our Higher Power.

Do you ever feel like you are in the battle of your life? Do you feel like you can never win this struggle that is going on inside of you. Join Pastor Bill as he takes us to Galatians 5:17 and Romans 7 and shows us what the battle is all about.

What could we possibly have that God would want? Join Pastor Dwayne as he discusses the things we can do and have that God wants and that we can give Him.

Do you feel like today will be the same as yesterday and tomorrow will be the same as today? Are you stuck in gloominess and dispare? Join Pastor Dwayne as he shows us how Jonah came to a Brand-New day!

Wednesday Bible Study

Last week, Pastor Dwayne explained the difference between thanksgiving, praise, and worship. This week we will learn the what, where, why, and how of worship.

God is a God of love and punishment. He never changes. He cannot not tolerate sin. But, with salvation, He gave the greatest gift of all, adoption as sons and daughters of God. Join Pastor Bill as he examines how the Old Testiment law and New Testiment salvation are not different, but two sides of the same coin.

Jesus wants us to give Him thanks, praise, and worship, but do you know the difference? Join us as Pastor Dwayne as he takes us to the Word of God and we get our eyes opened to the difference and we can start to practice more perfectly what the Lord wants.

What could we possibly have that God would want? Join Pastor Dwayne as he discusses the things we can do and have that God wants and that we can give Him.

When Jesus was sleeping in the boat, a storm came up and after the disciples used their effort and it didn't work, they became fearful and woke Him up. Then Jesus spoke and calmed the storm. We all face storms in life. Join Pastor Dwayne as he explains that the storms we go through will help us in the long run as we allow God to work in our lives.