In our second sermon of "History Lessons," we focus on a dark time in Judah's history--the time of their last three evil kings, who reigned just as Babylon was conquering Judah. But there is one bright figure speaking God's word to the nation during the whole time--Jeremiah. It's one of the great examples of how God is speaking at all times to His people, and a challenge for us to listen to His words, which sometimes bring warning, but also bring direction and hope.

Have you ever wondered about God’s voice? How we hear His voice? How to know when it’s God? In this message, the pastors tag team talking about the voice of the Lord. They look at how to know when it’s God and the different ways He speaks.

Guest speaker, Ephraim Allgyer, is a student of Elim Bible Institute. In this message, Ephraim talks about the baptism of the Holy Spirit. He looks into the meaning of baptism, the different kinds of baptism, and the ways that a person can be baptized in the Holy Spirit.

The New Age Movement may seem like yesterday's news, but it's alive and well and has become part of our culture. But it's fool's gold--looking spiritual but only pretending to be the real thing. Come hear how it's soaked into our culture and how it differs from Christianity and the truth of God's word.

Keith Tucci, a radical leader in the pro-life sector, was our guest speaker this past week. In his message he challenges and encourages the church to step up and become what we are called to be, to be ambassadors for God.

We're discovering what it looks like to be a disciple of Jesus. Today we find out, in part, what a disciple's possessions look like, or rather, how they're used by a disciple. You serve your possessions and use God, or you serve God and use your possessions. There's not a lot of in between!

Guest Speaker - Penn Clark by Christ Community Church - Brockport, NY

Social media, films and TV can be both a blessing and a curse. This sermon addresses our "media diet," what the Scriptures have to say about them (a lot!), and how we can be the boss of them instead of the other way around.

One of the most misunderstood words in Christianity is the word "discipleship"! And it shouldn't be that way. Today we begin a series of messages on being a disciple of Jesus, what that means and how it can be lived out today. There's a great challenge and opportunity embedded in today's sermon.

The key factor in personal breakthrough is living the confessional life. Yes, that sounds a little strange, but real change begins with understanding confession from a Biblical standpoint. It's probably not what you think!