Sermon Series: Clash of Kingdoms Our teaching pastor, Gary Goodkey, explores Daniel 1:1-21, highlighting the unwavering faith of Daniel and his friends during their exile in Babylon. Despite being immersed in a culture that conflicted with their beliefs, they resolved not to defile themselves with the king's provisions, choosing instead to adhere to their dietary laws. This decision led to God's favor, granting them exceptional wisdom and understanding, and setting them apart in the Babylonian court. We too are called to be faithful in our culture.

Sermon Series: The Spirit Filled Life Our teaching pastor, Gary Goodkey, explores the internal conflict between following the Holy Spirit and succumbing to our human desires, often referred to as the "flesh." This struggle is a common experience for believers, because t the desires of the flesh are against the Spirit, and the desires of the Spirit are against the flesh. We are to walk by the Spirit to overcome the temptations of the flesh, aligning ourselves with God's will.

Sermon Series: The Spirit Filled Life Our teaching pastor, Gary Goodkey, speaks about the significance of believers being "sealed" with the Holy Spirit. This seal serves as a divine guarantee of our inheritance in Christ, affirming God's ownership and the security of our salvation. This sealing not only assures believers of their eternal destiny but also empowers them to live out their faith with confidence and purpose. We are encouraged to embrace this truth, recognizing the Holy Spirit's role in guiding and sustaining us throughout our spiritual journey.

Sermon Series: The Spirit Filled Life Our Teaching Pastor, Gary Goodkey focuses on the transformative role of the Holy Spirit in believers' lives. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit empowers Christians to live in accordance with God's will and produces spiritual fruit. Learn practical steps to cultivate a relationship with the Spirit, such as prayer, studying scripture, and being attentive to the Spirit's guidance in daily life.

Guest speaker, Charles Price, delves into Romans 1:1, where the Apostle Paul introduces himself as a "bondservant" of Jesus Christ. He explains that the Greek term "doulos" translates to "slave" or "servant," highlighting the depth of commitment and submission inherent in this designation. In the context of a loving and trusting relationship between master and servant, this bond is characterized by devotion and service. He encourages believers to embrace their identity as bondservants of Christ, recognizing the privilege and responsibility of serving Him wholeheartedly.

Easter Sunday Gary Goodkey examines the foundational Christian doctrine of Jesus Christ's resurrection. He emphasizes that the resurrection is not merely a historical event but a transformative reality that offers believers hope, assurance, and a new way of living. He encourages the congregation to grasp the profound implications of the resurrection, which include victory over sin and death, the promise of eternal life, and the empowerment to live a life pleasing to God. He underscores that understanding and embracing the truth of the resurrection is essential for a vibrant and victorious Christian faith.