As Christians we should know that God is truly our Heavenly Father, looking out for us, correcting us, and at times guiding us to be the best we can be for Him! But when we veer off course and do our own thing outside of His will, God's anger and punishment can be severe.

Today Pastor Knighton teaches on Psalm 30, and how when the pressures of life weighs us down, when we step out of God's desire for our lives, God's forgiveness and favor can still rest on us for life!

The world we live in has become overrun with sin. Unfortunately, we are all daily participants in the problem, and at times it may feel like there is no end to it or way out of it.

Today, Pastor Knighton teaches that there is a cure for the sins of the world and it starts with you; changing yourself with the help and love of Jesus Christ!

Whether we are in school or on our jobs, we all get graded in our performance to make sure that we are on the proper track to success. If we are falling short, a midyear review or check up gives us the opportunity to improve before the end of the year.

As we enter the second half of the 2015, Pastor Knighton reflects on our church's scripture for the year: Proverbs 28:20a - "a faithful person will be richly blessed" and asks, beyond what you believe about yourself, would God say you are still faithful to Him?

America is a grand nation, but what many don't realize it that its prominence started with its founders’ belief in God; not because its acts were or are so admirable.

Today, Pastor Knighton teaches how Christians can continue to preserve this country's greatness by doing our part, keeping Jesus the LORD of our lives and of this land!

The recent Supreme Court decision to allow same-sex marriage in all 50 States may be considered a victory for some but has upset many others.

Today, Pastor Knighton's message delves into this topic sharing how God's law, His Word, and decision on the true state of marriage is ultimately SUPREME!

As children and even today as adults, we may find ourselves impatiently waiting for what we want or want to do. So much so that we may even try alternative means to get what we want sooner, even if it goes against God's timing.

Today Pastor Knighton shares Biblical accounts where some of God's chosen ones tried to rush God, but teaches that waiting on God is always the best option!

While we all may have challenges, struggles, needs and desires we often seek answers to these things from wrong places.

God wants you to know that He cares for you, wants the best for you, and can meet your every need, but you have to be willing to ask Him.

So, today, Pastor Knighton teaches from Luke 18:41 repeating the question Jesus asked the blind man, "what do you want Jesus to do for you?"

Even as new graduates begin moving on to the next phase of their lives, you too must realize that the choices that you make can greatly effect your life and the lives of those around you.

Today, Pastor Knighton teaches that God's gift of free will choice should be used cautiously to follow His way and not the way of the world.

There are times where we experience loss and pain so great that our soul is troubled and tormented and it seems like there is no relief in sight.

But today, Pastor Knighton teaches that God's goodness, grace, and mercy still abounds even in the midst of struggle. And like David, we must encourage ourselves in the Lord for our strength and help come from Him!

Throughout the Bible there are accounts of those who had faith to venture out into the unknown, trusting only in God's Word and promises, even when it didn't make sense to do so.

Today, Pastor Knighton shares various accounts from the Bible teaching that many of the trials we currently face are tests of faith where God's asking you to move beyond what you see and Trust in Him!