Romans 14:1-12

Looking at the life of David, we may wonder why God chose to use him. Scripture teaches that there was something special about David’s heart toward God. That special heart was mostly developed during his difficult time spent in the desert.

We all have giants in life and Satan takes our giants and makes them seem bigger than God. By looking at the life of David, a man after God's heart, we can learn how to respond to the giants in our life.

Have you ever felt like the reject, the gawky geek, or the ugly duckling? Then the story of David should encourage you because he was the ultimate nobody, yet God made him one of the greatest men in the Bible and in history.

Each new year, Pastor Tony shares what he believes is God's new vision for our church. This year, we'll be intentionally pursuing God's heart, just as David did in Psalm 23.

Jeff Barry takes us through Romans 11:1-5 and talks about how trustworthy God is.

Long before modern music was written or even before the angels sang, Jesus inspired one of the greatest songs ever written. After looking at Mary's song in Luke 1, maybe it will become your song.

Although it's possible to live based on lies we believe, we also have the tools to become free from those. Once we recognize those lies, we can remove them and replace them with truth from God's Word.

We must know our enemy and be fully prepared for him. We will now learn about equiping ourselves with the full armor of God to prepare us for the battle ahead.

Well, today we are talking about a battle that is much worse than you may think. We are going to talk about Satan and how he sends his thoughts, scurrying into our mind. You are in a battle. We are in a spiritual battle.