Testimonies from our annual Thanksgiving service. Better than pumpkin pie. Enjoy!

Today we continue our search for what makes a healthy Christian and a healthy human. We're not talking about diet or exercise, even though those have value in human health. Today is all about how Sunday mornings in worship services should look, and our part in accomplishing its main purpose: that the Presence of the Living God would be experienced and known.

Today is Orphan Sunday and on this week's sermon, Pastor Bruce Plummer describes the plight of orphaned and vulnerable children; and ways the church can become involved in ministering to them

There are different ways we are to love, but that is God's call to us. The good news is that we don't have to love ourselves first, or find this love in our hearts. There is an inexhaustible supply that we can tap into. This sermon sheds light on God's heart for His people to love, the lies of this world that can trip us up, and the freeing truths about God's abundant supply to us to obey His word.

Continuing with the "Healthy Christian" series, guest preacher Jenna Tatar describes God’s design for His Church to grow together, corporately and “house to house”. Small group discipleship isn’t just a nice idea…it’s God’s idea!

The healthy Christian has something that keeps them afloat when trials or troubles come. It's a life giving structure. Some feel that Christian freedom means that there should be no guides and no rules. That's just not the case! Of course, there's another side to this coin too. There can be traditions that hold us captive. This message deals with both sides of that balance.

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We're in a series of messages called "The Healthy Christian" and today we'll tackle the subject of releasing others into their destiny. Should our mature selves be looking out for ourselves only or should we be looking out for others to release.

Jesus has anointed His church--and us individually--with many gifts. They are all for the blessing of others. This sermon points to how to look at this gifts, find ours, and begin walking in them.

Romans 8:29 tells us that we are being conformed to the image of Jesus Christ. I Corinthians 3:18 tells us that we are changed as behold the glory of the Lord. This sermon unpacks these two scriptures and provides direction on what "beholding" means and how we can better work with God in being transformed