Sermons

Think about the person in your life who has hurt you the most. Does the stress and anxiety you feel hurt them or hurt you? It's time to set yourself free. Forgiveness is hard but it's critical and it only comes when you take the first step, offer obediece to God, and trust him with the outcome.

Money. It controls us. It stresses us out. And yet we believe that if we just had a little more of it, everything would be OK. The truth is that freedom from financial stress only comes when you learn to tame and control the money you have. Join us as we tackle this difficult subject and discover how to free ourselves from financial stress with simple, biblical principles we can apply every day.

With God there is always hope. No matter how deep the hole we have gotten ourselves into, God can always pull us out. But first you've got to get honest with yourself and others. Join us as we learn that it's OK not to be OK, and that it's with God's strength - not our own - that we achieve freedom.

Life is short and a busy schedule fills our lives with stress and steals our joy. It's time to stop wasting what little time we have. Join us as we learn to refocus on what matters most, reduce the non-essentials, and reprioritize our days in order of importance.

Join us as one of our overseers, Pastor Ernest Smith, brings a powerful word on why bad things happen.

Bust out your lunch box and your pencil case because the Gathering is taking you back to school. As we fall back into the familiar rhythm of the school year, join us as we go back to the basics, look at the biblical truths we once knew, and remind ourselves why we believe what we believe.

Bust out your lunch box and your pencil case because the Gathering is taking you back to school. As we fall back into the familiar rhythm of the school year, join us as we go back to the basics, look at the biblical truths we once knew, and remind ourselves why we believe what we believe.

It’s a good practice to base our prayers on the character of God. Why? Because God answers prayer based on who He is, not on who we are. Fortunately, Psalm 23 gives us eight covenant names of God which reveal His character and qualities. God is our shepherd, provider, peace, healer, righteousness, constant companion, defender and our sanctifier. This week, Pastor John Mark talks through each of these characteristics of God.