The Lord has watchmen in place to bring a word to his people. From Ezekiel 3:14-27 we see that it is God's desire for His people to have a change of heart, and in chapters 4-7 we see how He will use a variety of ways to speak this to them.

From Ezekiel chapter 2 we find that God’s Spirit reveals Himself to us as we make ourselves available to Him, but He also gives us strength and clarity as to our purpose in life! Whether it is acquiring a new heart or encouraging a committed one, fresh revelation of the Lord is a necessity.

Prayer and fasting are rich and valuable disciplines of the Christian life, but desires more than these actions alone. Be our guest as we explore genuine fasting from Isaiah 58, and the joy from a heart of worship that isn’t based on ritual, but rather rooted in reality.

Some of the most famous words in Esther are "for such a time as this...", but have you ever read her response, which ends: "...and if I perish, I perish." Right after saying this, the exiled Jewish people began a three day fast. Join us this Sunday as we look at the book of Esther and how the Lord worked through some very compromised people who were willing to cry out to him.

The Church in the City of Antioch had an amazing experience of God’s favor and was one of the healthiest churches we see in the New Testament. Join us as we unpack Acts 13:1-4 together and find how our church today can find the same such blessing as the Antioch Church did then!

Fasting is a spiritual discipline that most assuredly will move us away from cultural behaviors that are cursed by self-indulgence and make it difficult to discern God’s best for us. If it is important, how come most Christians know nothing about it? Join us as we kick-off a 21-day spiritual breakthrough journey by looking at Matthew 6:16-18 and what Jesus said about fasting!

Have you ever wondered what it will be like when we see God in heaven someday? In Matthew 5 Jesus promises that the pure in heart will see God, and it seems like he is referring to seeing him in on this side of heaven. As we start the new year, join us as we look at what it means to have a pure heart in 2020 and beyond.

As we prepare to turn the page on another year, it is a time when many of us are us are making resolutions or plans for things we would like to do differently in the year ahead. Join us as we discover how to R.E.A.D the Bible in a fresh way to gain the Spiritual nourishment that we need for the new year.

Our special Christmas Eve service will be a meaningful time celebrating and thanking God for the incredible gift of His Son, as we sing together, hear an encouraging message, and close with a wonderful candlelight service.

God had promised Mary and Joseph a son that would save His people from their sins, and Jesus coming to earth as our redemptive Messiah should bring us joy!  But what does joy look like and are you experiencing that now?  Join us as we move toward Christmas day and look closely ath the fullness of life that Jesus promises!