We follow the influence of three streams. One is the experience of the Kingdom of God, one is how we relate to the world (and our finances in particular) and one is what God is telling us to do and be. In the parable of talents, the rich man gives his servants immense wealth to manage (one talent is about 20 years' wages) and they receive more based on how they manage what they have been given. What happens if you give your life to Christ? What will He give you?

Matthew 25:14-28

Love is a verb. It's an act we do. If we act in love every day we display the Kingdom of God for the rest of the world to see. The promise of eternal life is a promise not only for the future but the present as well. Experience heaven. Love.

1 John 3:16-24

Pastor Nathan Willowby takes a look at Daniel's fast. Daniel fasted in the face of food from the King's court, and prospered. Was it the food, or was it the resolve to stand with God in the face of the temptation of plenty?

Daniel 1:3-17

We continue to examine the biblical practice of prayer and fasting. We sacrifice, but we remember it's about God, not about us or our sacrifice.

Mark 9:14-29

This begins a 40-day focus upon God. It's a biblical fasting and prayer period we join with other churches in doing. Jesus takes up three of the major practices in the judaism of His day: giving to the poor, prayer, and fasting. What do they mean for us today?

Matthew 6:1-6, 16-21

Can God really spread a table in the wilderness? When doubt converges upon you, when you don't see a way out, remember the Israelites. God provided for them, and still they doubted, still they asked that question.

Psalms 78:11-19

Rivalries and disagreements are almost constants in human interaction. How do they play into the Church? Paul, in the text, calls the Corinthians to a unity.Pastor Nathan Willowby talks about divisions in the Church. Do we let small things keep us from seeing we're all one in Christ?

1 Corinthians 1:10-18

Corinth was a church with difficulties, a church that resembles in many ways the position we find ourselves in today.

(Technical difficulties plague this entires series. Recording issues made many of the sermons completely unpublishable.)

1 Corinthians 1:1-9

The Christmas season is a great time to think about how God moves, how He chooses ordinary people like you and I to accomplish His will.

The Christmas Eve service celebrating the coming of the King