Pastor Reggie preaches on Sin & Savior from Matthew 18:5-14. From this passage we see God identifies with the most humble; heaven is constantly watching those in need and evaluating; God, who is long suffering with the plan of redemption, will hold those who lead others to sin accountable; slavery to sin is death and hell; and Jesus came to free the lowly from their sin.

Pastor Reggie Osborne preaches on God & Greatness from Matthew 18:1-11. We need to confess our sin, acknowledge our unworthiness, and be grateful to our great God.

Pastor Steve Whalen preaches on a defensive strategy for spiritual warfare from Ephesians 6:10-20. The strategy involves knowing who we are in Christ, whose we are, and what we are to do.

Pastor Reggie preaches on Government & Church from Matthew 17:22-27. He concludes with government's responsibility, the Christian's responsibility, and our responsibility in our country.

Pastor Reggie preaches on Mustard Seeds, Faith, & Prayer from Matthew 17:14-21. True faith is not deterred by obstacles. Pastor Reggie concludes with 4 things to think about prayer.

Pastor Reggie preaches from Matthew 17:9-13 on why the Pharisees and Scribes still believed Elijah would come before the Messiah. Their error was in looking for an external restoration that applied to other people instead of an internal restoration that applied to them. Pastor Reggie ends with an exhortation on how fathers are to love their children and how children are to love their fathers.

Pastor Reggie completes his 3 part series on the Transfiguration from Matthew 17:1-8. Part 3 deals with Peter's too casual response regarding what he had just witnessed, and Jesus' chastisement of his response.

Reg Osborne continues through Colossians 1:9-14, preaching on the knowledge of God's will and characteristics of a worthy walk.

Pastor Reggie preaches Part 2 of the Transfiguration of Jesus from Matthew 17:1-8. He expounds on 3 differences in the perspectives of the disciples and Moses & Elijah.

Reg Osborne preaches on Paul and Prayer from Colossians 1:1-14. Paul emphasizes the work of the Father through prayer for fellow Christians.