Robbie Evans, a Missionary to Mexico, preaches on Acts 1, describing that we live in an epic called “The Day of Salvation”. In Acts 1, the disciples wanted to know when the Kingdom of Israel would be restored, but instead of answering their question, Jesus adjusted their hearts so that they’d prioritize being witnesses in the current age. The power of God, given by the Baptism of the Holy Spirit, enables believers to be Jesus’ witnesses until He returns. Robbie encourages the Church to ask God for a fresh outpouring of the power and fullness of Holy Spirit.

Using an interview-style format, Pastor Bruce Plummer and Samuel Orlando discuss the disparity between the average American's idea of poverty, and the reality of extreme poverty faced by 400 million children around the world. Orlando talks about his difficult childhood, which featured the loss of his father at age five. He then outlines how Compassion works through the local church to minister to needy children. Also discussed was the need for individuals to support this vital work by prayerfully considering sponsorship of children in Guatemala.

We often think of obedience as the "down side" of being a Christian--something that's hard and vaguely unpleasant to think about. But obedience is often God's way of releasing hope in our lives. This sermon shows how hope arose when God's people simply did what He asked. Bottom line: Obedience is our friend!

We're in the middle of a series of messages on "Hope", specifically, how we receive hope. Hope realized is an incredible joy, but there is a process to receive hope. This week we confirm three important requirements for receiving hope but add an important twist! All that is found in the story of a paraplegic.

Good Friday is all about reflecting on the price that was paid for our restoration and freedom!

We're beginning a series on hope, and what better day to begin than Easter! We'll take a look at the way most of us think of hope, and then we'll look at better way the Bible defines it. We'll also see how secure our hopes for eternal life are when they are connected to Jesus Christ.

This is our third and final sermon on the topic of "undoing." This sermon gives practical advice on how to look at our attitudes, how they come about, and how we can work with God to end negative attitudes and transform them into life-giving, positive attitudes.

As a nurse in a cardiac ICU, David Johnson knows about atrial fibrillation. In this sermon, he connects his professional experience to spiritual living with a powerful analogy for the Body of Christ.

This is the second of three messages under the heading of "Undoing", meaning, God's ability to undo all those things that are tangled and messed up in life. Are there some rock solid principles that God uses to undo the past and build something wonderful in it's place?

Michael Rennie shares a five-minute sermon on what fixing our eyes on God looks like and how Christians will benefit from doing it.