Of all the spiritual gifts Paul names in 1 Corinthians 13, Rev. Mike DeLozier explores why "the greatest of these is love."

Jesus declares that "...all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another". Rev. Mike DeLozier teaches that our unity and our witness is made manifest by our self-sacrificing love for one another.

Rev. Mike DeLozier teaches that the continuous sanctification of believers is essential to "increase and abound in love for one another and for all".

Rev. Wes Calton continues last weeks theme of Unity in the Body of Christ by exploring the Christ-given gift of establishing the offices of His church.

Rev. Wes Calton, minister to the Reformed University Fellowship at Kennesaw State University, gives a message that calls us to Unity in the Body of Christ.

Mike DeLozier discusses scriptural tools to examine the spiritual health of our souls and the source of our hope and love.

Mike DeLozier teaches that from the fall of Adam & Eve until the angelic appearance to shepherds on that first Christmas, the human response to witnessing "the glory of the Lord" was one of "great fear". The angel's exhortation to "Fear not" given centuries ago, still brings "great joy" to those who believe in the Good News of a "Savior, who is Christ the Lord."

Pastor Ben Duncan explores the opening verses of the Gospel of John, calling us to the awe and wonder when "the Word became flesh and dwelt among us" and the hope of believers when we one day will dwell in the fullness of "his glory, glory as of the only Son From the Father".

Pastor Ben Duncan unpacks a Christ-song of the early church and applies it to discover the joy and hope of the Advent season.

Join us for a sermon delivered by our youth ministries director, Jeff Standridge!