There is profound joy when a believer discovers what his or her motivational gifting is. The whole point being discovery, understanding, and utilization. As we have seen, there are seven motivational gifts--prophecy, serving, teaching, exhortation, giving, organizing, and mercy. Listen as Pastor Nate Cashdan finishes our series on motivational gifts by unpacking the last two--organizing or leadership, and mercy.

Heading into the holiday season, it's vitally important that we embrace the centrality of thanksgiving. In order to do this, we must understand the Biblical definition of thanksgiving. Listen as Pastor Kyle Hubbart imparts faith and confidence by sharing some Biblical examples and stories that demonstrate the power of thanksgiving.

We’re continuing our sermon series on the spiritual gifts, specifically the 7 motivational gifts that are found in Romans chapter 12. When it comes to these gifts, we must discover what our motivational gifting is. Second, after discovery, we need to understand more clearly what our motivational gift means in practicality. Third, after initial discovery and deeper understanding, we can joyfully utilize our specific motivational gift by yielding to it, cooperating with it, and using it to God’s glory! Listen as Pastor Kyle Hubbart shares on the next three motivational gifts of teaching, exhortation, and giving.

Election Day is a big day for our nation and voting is vital right we possess as citizens of the United States of America. More importantly, the Bible unequivocally commands us to care about where we live. Listen as Creative Director Sloan Adams inspires us to participate in the civic process of our nation as a part of our walk with Jesus because our Savior didn’t come to establish compartmentalized Christianity, but comprehensive Christianity.

It’s good to find out what God is doing and what’s on His heart. Jesus said, "My sheep know My voice." Once we find out, even a little bit what God is doing and where He is burning, we can step into that fire and we get set on fire for Jesus. Listen as Pastor Glenn Hubbart teaches us how we can have God Himself mark our hearts, paths, and our times.

Have you always thought of spiritual gifts as one big list found throughout the Bible? For many believers, this series may be a new way to look at spiritual gifts. It is based on a way of organizing and understanding spiritual gifts according to four different Greek words in the New Testament from 1 Corinthians 12:4-7. In today's message, Pastor Glenn Hubbart will explain what the seven motivational gifts are and how they work together with the other listings of gifts.

If we understand who we are and how we are gifted, we will be much more effective in edifying the body of Christ, and in seeing the lost saved. Having the correct view of spiritual gifts helps us be better equipped to do the work of the ministry. In this first part of a series on spiritual gifts, Pastor Nate Cashdan shows us from Scripture, there are seven motivational gifts (prophecy, serving, teaching, exhortation, giving, organizing, and mercy) and he unpacks the first two, prophecy and serving.

A few weeks ago, Pastor Glenn Hubbart shared a five step healing prayer model first taught by John Wimber, pastor of The Vineyard Church in Anaheim, California in 1984. This is not a five step formula. Rather, it is a set of biblical guidelines that can help us pray for people with greater effectiveness. We don’t have to follow these steps, but they can help us depend on the Holy Spirit to guide us as we pray. In this message, we focus step number three--the prayer selection.

Every child of God deep down has a genuine desire to SERVE and please God with their lives just like every earthly child has some inherit desire to please their parents. Listen as Pastor Kyle Hubbart shines some light on a very powerful and practical way that we can meet this deep childlike longing to SERVE and please the heart of God. We’ll see in Luke 2 with the lifestyle of Anna that we have the ability to serve God through a LIFESTYLE of prayer mixed with fasting, aka not eating, like literally skipping meals.

John Wimber, founder of the Vineyard Church in Anaheim, California, equipped thousands of churches worldwide to pray more effectively for healing by sharing a Five Step Healing Prayer Model. This is not a methodology or formula. This is merely a guide or “track” to run on. Based in Scripture, listen as Pastor Glenn Hubbart helps us understand the five steps so you can be more effective when you pray for someone.