This message is the first in a series called "Knocking on Heaven's Door." It's all about prayer, but not the dull, boring type. It's all about how prayer is by nature, passionate. There's one key phrase that marks today's message in particular and it's this: prayer alone has the power to change destinies.

Have you ever gone through a difficult time in your life where it felt like you couldn't go any farther? Guest speaker, Michael Cotten, shares how human love is not enough and uses his personal testimony to encourage and prove the power of God's love through difficulty.

After focusing on our physical bodies in Part 1, this sermon focuses on emotional and spiritual health, especially in relation to our past and future. Being free of our past and hope-filled for the future is a big component of being healthy. Find out how to let the Lord heal our pasts, and how we can show faith in God for our futures.

This is the first of a two-part series on health, this one focusing on food and the body. God has invested a great deal in us, and our health is both a blessing and responsibility. Find our what God has to say about our bodies, much of which may be a surprise. Learn how to get and keep proper motivation for getting and staying healthy by receiving His word and His power.

A practical, down-to-earth message on how to continue to find and move along in God's direction. There are no formulas, and God is a person! But there are things we can do to better position ourselves to receive His guidance and direction.

Here’s the question you are asked today, Father's Day….Who is it that you know, that needs to be rescued? Guest speaker, Mark Rennie, challenges dads….challenges everyone…….RESCUE OTHERS, AS GOD HAS RESCUED.

This message is the first in a pair of messages about finding God's direction for your life. The text of the message is found in Acts 16.1-10 and that story illustrates what it takes to find direction for your life. There are three keys found there that will transform your pathway to the future.

God sovereignly interrupts our lives on occasion. These are His surprises and blessings, though we don't often experience them this way at first. Take a look at how He interrupts and the best ways to respond.

Does God interrupt our lives on a regular basis? He sure does! And one of the ways He interrupts is by revealing His will to us. There's a radical statement in this sermon...listen carefully for it! This is Part One of a two-part message on "Divine Interruptions."

How many of us understand that forgiveness is not about the person who hurt us? We actually need to forgive so that our own hearts are not altered by bitterness and resentment but remain open to receive God's love and direction.