When God tells you do something, He's not going to leave you hanging. God shows up in a special way in Acts 2:1-13 and fills people with the Holy Spirit which will enable them to carry the good news to the world. The same power is available to you and me - are we accessing it?

What's the most important thing you've ever been asked to do in your life? There are many important responsibilities we are given, but the greatest is the command to go and make disciples as seen in Acts 1:1-11. Every Christ follower has the same mission, but we express it in different ways. Join us as we explore this mission and see it lived out in the book of Acts by the first Christ followers.

People have all kinds of misconceptions that drive their desires for more stuff, but how much is enough? The parable of the rich man in Luke Chapter 12, identifies four principles that enable us to avoid falling into the trap and snare of greed.

Dr. Lou Petrie teaches on the importance of putting God first in our finances through tithing.

It seems like just yesterday we were saying Happy New Year to 2013; now it's behind us and we are preparing to usher in the next year! Before you know it next year will be gone, and then what? Don't just live from year to year - come join us as we look to a future beyond the New Year!

The most incredible truth about the Christmas story is that God came to earth to live with us. Emmanuel means "God with us." Join us as we explore what God's Word has to say about how this truth impacts our everyday lives.

We are called to be Faithful, Joyful and Triumphant as Christ followers. But many times we don't feel that way. Be with us as we uncover Biblical principles about God's power that can transform us to live out this type of life!

This is my favorite Christmas Carol - it is so meaningful to me! This carol communicates the joy that was introduced to the weary world when Jesus Christ appeared on this earth. Join us as we study the Biblical truth of joy found in this beloved song.

As we near the end of Elijah's ministry, we see the results of a lifelong effort to make disciples who would carry on the mission. Please join us as we look at how God honors Elijah's ministry to make disciples who passionately loved the Lord.

Our mothers taught us to say "Thank You" growing up. But the problem is that most of us don't say thank you enough to God for all the goodness He brings into our lives. As we prepare for the Thanksgiving holiday, we will be learning how to be more thankful as we study Luke 11:17-19 which records the account of the ten lepers who were healed by Christ.