Some of us need a life or death situation for us to realize we need help. Jacob went through this and he learned about God's strength and his own weakness by wrestling with Him. We too can and should wrestle with God.

This week Brother Jon Carlos Gonzalez takes us into the book of Acts Chapter 2, where we get to see the picture of what God intends the church to look like.

We all know what happens with New Year's resolutions. They set us up for failure. This year, how about we focus on what we already have: Jesus? When we remember what we have in Jesus, we can hold onto the Truth and draw near to God.

When dedicating a baby, the parents make 4 promises in front of the church, angels, demons, and God. Pastor Tim goes through these 4 promises and explains their importance through biblical passages and life application.

What is God's will for ever believer? Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, and give thanks in all circumstances. Pastor Tim prepares the church for Thanksgiving as he explains what it means to have a thankful heart.

Why do we meet every Sunday in a building for church service? How you answer that question says a lot about you. Some people go for the "what": the sermon, the music, the atmosphere. Some other people go for the "why": seeing people saved for the sake of God's kingdom. Pastor Tim explains the importance […]

This sermon was recorded prior to the service. Why does God bless us with money? When we look at the root reason, we discover that it always leads back to God. He gives to us so that we can give to others. When we give to others it glorifies God! Giving must be done cheerfully […]

Money can say a lot of things. If we serve it, it will entice us and say tempting things. If we serve God, however, it will say 3 very important things. Pastor Tim discusses what Paul wrote about money to the church in Corinth.

Paul has been talking a lot about suffering for Christ, but why is it that we suffer? He tells us not to be unequally yoked with unbelievers, but why must we do this and why does it cause suffering?

How do you view yourself? Do you view yourself through your own eyes or through the eyes of Jesus? This will determine how you live your entire life. Paul reminds the Church how Jesus views them and how this should change everything about our life, even if it means to suffer for Jesus' sake.