Oftentimes, God calls us to be active when we least expect or “feel” like it. We may find ourselves saying, like Ezra did, “at such a time!?” In those moments when helping others falls outside of our talents and timeline, extending grace is what we are called to do.

Many of us experience times when God feels distant. While we know that God will never leave or forsake us, did you know that there are ways to prepare your life for His presence? There are some conditions for God’s active presence in our lives. Join us as we look at four things we can check up on as we prepare our lives for His presence.

In Hosea 5, God utters two phrases over Israel. The first is, "I know," and the second is, "I will go." With these two phrases, God tells the people that He is aware of their determination toward sin and His own determination in their judgment. For those who are in Christ, the blessed truth is that God knows you wholly and love you completely. The judgment for your sin was poured out upon the Lord Jesus Christ. Join us tonight as we look at Israel's determination and doom.

Let every thing that hath breath praise the LORD…before the promised Messiah even arrives, we see praise to the Lord.

As we look ahead to our future home, we learn of a few principles about faithfulness in giving.

How often do we ask little of God? Is God just someone to give a little patience with our kids or help us get to work on time or is he a powerful healer who can take us through the deepest of valleys. Take a listen and hear how God wants to work in your life if we would only ask.

Evangelist Bill Prater takes us through David’s experience with grief in the Psalms and testimony of the loss of his son.

Join us as Pastor Bill Prater takes us through Ephesians and his own testimony of how forgiveness can heal your life.

Satan has a plan to destroy believers. The bad news is that he is a committed and cunning enemy. The good news is the Bible clue us in to the attacks he will use. Join us tonight as Bro. Prater offers us insights into victory in the Christian life.

In 2 Samuel 9, King David shows enormous grace to Mephibosheth by inviting him into sonship. This was done not due to Mephibosheth's worth, but for Jonathan's sake. Like Mephibosheth, we are all lame and outcast from the King's table. For Christ's sake, God offers grace and forgiveness. Join us as we examine what it looks like to eat from this table of grace.