The first message in our new series "Misinformation" questions at whether or not it is true that God will never give you more than you can handle. If God does give us more than we can handle on our own, what should we be doing with the burdens of life?

The story of Peter walking on the water (Matthew 14:22-33) provides some useful insights on how we can move through the inevitable storms of life by keeping our focus upon Jesus.

This message from Revelation 3:1-6, looks at how the church in America, once the watchman of our country, has fallen into a "Sardinian" sleep and needs to wake up if God is to once again bless our nation.

This Father's Day message looks at the truth that if we as fathers want our children to be there in heaven with us, we need to be there with them on earth. The tragic story of David and Absalom forms the backdrop for this call to be there leading our children to a relationship with the Lord.

This Father's Day message looks at the truth that if we as fathers want our children to be there in heaven with us, we need to be there with them on earth. The tragic story of David and Absalom forms the backdrop for this call to be there leading our children to a relationship with the Lord.

This Father's Day message looks at the truth that if we as fathers want our children to be there in heaven with us, we need to be there with them on earth. The tragic story of David and Absalom forms the backdrop for this call to be there leading our children to a relationship with the Lord.

Our Pentecost message comes from Acts 19:1-7 and looks at the practical implications of Paul's question: "Have you received the Holy Spirit Since You believed?"

Our Pentecost message comes from Acts 19:1-7 and looks at the practical implications of Paul's question: "Have you received the Holy Spirit Since You believed?"

Our Pentecost message comes from Acts 19:1-7 and looks at the practical implications of Paul's question: "Have you received the Holy Spirit Since You believed?"

This Ascension Day message from Acts 1 looks at the continuing activity of Jesus at the right hand of the Father. Jesus is actively involved in recruitment, equipment and deployment of his church as he prepares to come again in judgment.