- In addition to the signs of the end times that we see in the nation of Israel, there are signs and wonders in the heavens as well. But even as we see evidence that the end of this age is near, we don’t need to feel any fear or dread. Instead, it is important for us to continue to support Israel, serve God in any way that we know how, and engage in Godly living. And, it is important that we work together to create and sustain an end time church to reach as many people as God sends our way.

- Since we are living in the end of the end times, Pastor Doug points us to the Olivet Discourse in Matthew 24, which serves as an outline for the sermon series. To begin to understand the end times, and the signs that the end is imminent, he calls on us to remember our Jewish roots, and our deep spiritual connection to Israel. Further, the Israeli nation is destined to play a key role in the end times.

- Outlining the story of the battle of Jericho as told in Joshua 6, Pastor Doug talks about the topic of faith and endurance in following God’s will for our lives. Joshua and his army followed God’s will in delivering the city into their hands- not by fighting, but by silently circling the city of Jericho seven times. The message is that on our own, our efforts are not good enough, but through God, everything is possible. We mustn’t give up, or lose hope.

- After some cold winter months, we are finally ready to move forward with our goal to “tear down this wall.” This Sunday we welcomed Pastor Steve Croft to the stage to bring us updates on the All Project and to challenge us to keep bringing our pledges in. For more information and to see new building blueprints, visit theallproject.com.

- So, you are a Christian...now what? The sacrifice of Christ on the cross enables us to undergo a complete transformation in our lives. We actually become a new creation, with a brand new nature, new capabilities, and a new destiny: a complete and total makeover. The key is to embrace our new nature and our new potential to become everything Christ has made possible. The same spirit that raised Christ from the dead now lives in us - this enables us to accomplish things that go far beyond our normal human capacity.