42% of the world, 3.14 billion people, does not have access to the Gospel and we have 3,000 times the resources to get it to all of them!!! Our guest speaker, and expert, Justin Mack, gives us some ideas on what we can do to help with this epidemic that plagues our world.

People are getting closer and closer to their eternity every day and we have vital information that could impact where they spend it. What do we do with that?

Why did Jesus come to die? Why do missionaries go around the world telling others about Jesus? Why does the Church exist? It's because Hell is a real place and people will go there unless they are made right with God.

In Romans, Paul tells us that the bad news is: You're going to suffer! But the good news is so much better: Nothing can separate us from God. What does that mean for us?

This week, Paul writes in Romans chapter 8 that God works out all things for the good of those who love Him. That is an amazing promise! But what does it really mean and who is it really for?

Week 3 in our Suffering Series. Does everything, including suffering, happen for a reason? Pastor Kyle teaches us from Romans 8 about how followers of Jesus are to respond to suffering.

Could what you're going through really be simply to strengthen your faith? Watch this sermon to look at how the Bible describes suffering as strengthening us.

The Bible talks a lot about suffering. Join us as we look at the powerful words of Paul, as he talks about knowing Christ in the power of his resurrection and participation in his suffering.

One of the most amazing stories you will ever hear! Our guest speaker lived through one of the most horrible events in our worlds history and God is using him to reach his country again.

This is the second of a two part series covering the relevant topic of what is Biblically right and wrong. Pastor Kyle talks about the way we like the make black and white a gray area and vice versa. The Bible is clear about what is right and wrong and we need to ask the right questions when we are unsure.