Listen in to a special Communion message. Give praise for who Jesus is and what He has done for us.

Many of us are content where we should be discontent and discontent where we should be content. How can we ensure we don't live lives of complacency and miss great opportunities to bring God glory? Listen into this message and find out.

When we consistently study God's Word and apply it to our lives, God's Word comes to us, works in us and flows out of us.

Providence is God's infinite power that upholds and governs all things that come to pass. If we truly believe this, it should free us from being bitter about the past, discontent with the present or fearful of the future.

Jesus instructs us to deny ourselves, take up our crosses daily and follow him. If we are to find true contentment in Christ, we should strive to remember three things: remember who you are, remember what you deserve and remember what you have received.

The world entices us to find contentment in worldly pleasures, to always be on the lookout for that "next big thing" that promises to finally satisfy all our desires, longings and needs. But true contentment is the inward quiet spirit that joyfully submits to God's providence.

We all look forward to what the start of a new year brings: new beginnings, new chances and new opportunities. But if we are to find TRUE happiness, we must look to God, the Author and Finisher of our faith. Only when we find our joy in Him, can our happiness truly be complete.

With the Christmas season, it becomes easy to get caught up in the holiday season of gift-giving, holiday parties, et. But what is the TRUE meaning of Christmas? And how can we most effectively give back the greatest gift that has ever been given to mankind: salvation?? Listen in as Dr. Brian Kinlaw reviews Acts 20:17-38 and shows us 5 blessings of givings.

Join us as Dr. Brian Kinlaw discusses 6 principles to better share the gift of Christ with others.

Listen to message 2 of the "Give the Gift Back" sermon series as Dr. Kinlaw discusses 3 crucial truths regaridng the Gift of God: the nature of the Gift, the Giver of the Gift and the reception of the Gift.