This week we pick up on another angle as we look at the Kingdom of God — dealing with the gap that exists between the way things are vs. how they should be. We are taught to pray: Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven... How do we close that gap? How do we live in the reality of the way things ARE in heaven?

This week we pick up on another angle as we look at the Kingdom of God — dealing with the gap that exists between the way things are vs. how they should be. We are taught to pray: Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven... How do we close that gap? How do we live in the reality of the way things ARE in heaven?

Our hearts are to reflect the heart of the Kingdom and the premier characteristic of a Kingdom heart is a heart of love — a selfless and total love for God AND one another.

Our hearts are to reflect the heart of the Kingdom and the premier characteristic of a Kingdom heart is a heart of love — a selfless and total love for God AND one another.

Our hearts are to reflect the heart of the Kingdom and the premier characteristic of a Kingdom heart is a heart of love — a selfless and total love for God AND one another.

As citizens of the Kingdom of God, our heart is to reflect the heart of our King. A heart of peace is a key indicator of the Kingdom.

As citizens of the Kingdom our hearts are to reflect the heart of the Kingdom and the heart of the King. A heart of Joy is a key indicator of the Kingdom.

As Americans celebrate our Independence later this week we must remind ourselves of what our founding fathers had in mind by their devotion to freedom.

Pastor Scott brings a Fathers Day message that challenges dads to set the spiritual tone in their home.

This is the final message in the series Home Improvement: Tools of the Spiritual Life. In this message we look at the power of the Holy Spirit in the life of a believer to live a life of holiness.