Today guest speaker and the Ohio Ministry Network's Director of Youth Services, Tom Groot challenged us with this thought - "What

one generation allows the next accepts as normal. Its time we stop

lowering the bar of what we accept and start raising it instead. It's time for a new normal."

Today Shandale Johnson, Executive Pastor of Real Church in Pataskala, shares a message on going out into the deep where Jesus has called us. Will you go where Jesus leads or will you let your past determine your level of obedience? Deep is calling...

Today Shandale Johnson, Executive Pastor of Real Church in Pataskala, shares a message on going out into the deep where Jesus has called us. Will you go where Jesus leads or will you let your past determine your level of obedience? Deep is calling...

Moses

is one of the most popular characters of the Bible. But do you know his

mother's name? Like most mothers, she is the unsung hero. One who left

an incredible legacy in her children. On this special day for Mom, we

look at how mother's can begin building their own legacy in their

children too.

This is the final week of the series ALL IN. Today's message follows the longest act of obedience recorded in the Bible. Noah obeyed God's word for 120 years in order to build an ark, but we have trouble obeying God for two weeks. If we will choose to obey though, we discover the blessing and favor of God follows it.

This is the final week of the series ALL IN. Today's message follows the longest act of obedience recorded in the Bible. Noah obeyed God's word for 120 years in order to build an ark, but we have trouble obeying God for two weeks. If we will choose to obey though, we discover the blessing and favor of God follows it.

In today's Easter service, we continued the ALL IN series with the story of Elisha who burned his plows in order to be all in and follow Elijah as his servant. But how do we burn our plows like Elisha? Can we really walk away from our past successes or failures? Or will we allow them to continue to define who we are today?

In today's Easter service, we continued the ALL IN series with the story of Elisha who burned his plows in order to be all in and follow Elijah as his servant. But how do we burn our plows like Elisha? Can we really walk away from our past successes or failures? Or will we allow them to continue to define who we are today?

Today's message is a first in a new series called ALL IN that boldly states that we are only one decision away from a totally different life. But we can never have that life if we don't learn to prepare ourselves for what God wants to do in our lives.

In our final week in the series the Blessed Life, we look at the truth behind the sage saying of "It is better to give than to receive." But can we be generous or will we cover our selfishness by pointing at the blessings of others?