A woman brought a precious and expensive container of expensive oil and poured it out over Jesus (Matthew 26). What are our most precious possessions, and are we willing to pour them out on the body of Christ? This sermon explores that question.

We serve a great God, One who is great in many ways. And He is looking to be great through His people! Learn about Jesus's definition of greatness, and how we release the greatness of God in us for His glory!

At Christmas we can get quite far from remembering the reason for the holiday. That makes it all the more important to remember that He came. That He came to be with us, to live among us, feel what we feel and after living perfectly, He gave that life for us. On Christmas Eve we remember that He came... and that He's still here.

Pastor Ian shares the truth about what Christians should boast in, and ONLY boast in: God’s saving power. Using scripture and the imagery of a mountain climber’s Super 8 device, Pastor Ian describes how trusting in our works is fruitless compared with trusting in the power of God’s salvation and grace.

Pastor James Laughlin of Joy Community Church in Rochester shares four spiritual weapons that will help you face the battles in your life. Just as victory was possible for Moses, it’s possible for you. To achieve it though, you can’t only focus on what God can do for you, but what God wants to do in you. You were never meant to fight the battle alone!

We freshly discover today that God Himself is first. First in the Universe, first in creation and first in, well, everything. The challenge is for us as people to put Him first in our lives, out of love and devotion to God. There are two areas of life to consider primarily: our time /attention and our finances.

The plight of orphans around the world is staggering; millions live in despair and tragedy, and a large percentage commit suicide. Diana Prykhodko is one who survived against insurmountable odds. She escaped from her abusive mother only to be left alone on the streets of Kiev, Ukraine. The world identified her as an orphan, but Diana discovered a different identity in Christ.

Something happened 500 years ago this week that has probably impacted our lives more than anything since the early church. It was Martin Luther unknowingly kicking off the Reformation, which re-opened the gospel, turned Europe upside down, and led to the formation of the U.S. Plus, it tells us a lot about God Himself.

Guest speaker Larry Arendas is a pastor/minister with a marvelous gift of knowledge and more!

In the Book of Philippians there's a brief but pointed message to two godly women, Euodia and Syntyche. Paul "implored" them to get their relationship right! So what goes into making relationships work? This message has some great directives from the Bible to help in any​​ and all relationships.