Before God delivered Israel from Egypt, He provided a lamb. In this powerful study of the Passover, discover how every detail of Exodus 12 points to Jesus Christ...the available Lamb, the perfect Lamb, and the only Lamb who can save from certain judgment.

The lawyer wanted Jesus to define who qualified as his neighbor, but Jesus turned the question completely around. This message challenges us to stop asking, "Who is my neighbor?" and start asking, "Am I being the neighbor God has called me to be?"

What does a biblical prayer actually look like? In Psalm 17, David's prayer reveals more than just requests, it shows a heart that has been examined by God, rests in God's protection, and finds ultimate satisfaction not in answered prayers, but in seeing the Lord face to face.

A burning bush. A voice from God. A life-changing calling. In Exodus 3, Moses encounters God in the backside of the desert. But before God could use him to deliver a nation, He first had to bring him to a place where he could hear His voice. How did Moses get there? And how can we position ourselves to know God's will for our lives?

Life can leave us pleading, worried, and searching for answers, but Psalm 16 reveals how David moved from "Preserve me, O God" to "Therefore my heart is glad." This message shows how God's truth can carry a believer from trouble and uncertainty into confidence, joy, and rest.

Our young people supplied the special singing and the preaching during our afternoon service this past Sunday. Listen to it and let it be a blessing to you!

Herod had power, influence, and authority, but one refusal to deal honestly with truth turned him into a "sorry king." This message powerfully challenges us to ask: what happens when God's truth starts plowing our own row instead of somebody else's?

What if the clearest evidence of spending time with God isn't what you say in church, but how you walk, work, speak, and treat people every day? This message from Psalm 15 challenges us to examine whether the presence of God is truly rubbing off on our lives.

Satan wanted to destroy Peter, but Jesus had already prayed for him before the battle even began. This powerful message reminds us that even in life's hardest sifting seasons, faith in Christ can carry us through to victory.

In this message from 2 Corinthians 2, Pastor Tate walks through Paul's burdened heart as he explains why real Christian living cannot be motivated by guilt, but by genuine love for Christ. Through hard truths about forgiveness, church discipline, spiritual burdens, and staying faithful when ministry feels heavy, this sermon challenges believers to ask themselves whether they are truly living to please God or simply trying to please people.