As we approach Thanksgiving, we were reminded today that we should be thankful for the presence of God and that we can run to Him in our times of need.

Preaching from Psalm 99:1-9, Pastor Randy reminded us this morning that God is worthy of our worship and praise and that He is a God of order, not of chaos.

In today's culture, it can be intimidating to share the Gospel when we face such hostility toward Christianity and the Truth.  But, we can be encouraged to remain faithful as we pursue Christ-like character, endure Christ-like suffering, and respond with Christ-like witness in a culture that seems to often be against us.

As we continue considering how we can minister to those around us these days, this week we look at Romans 1:18 - 2:16 and how there are two paths that easily lead to death that we must guard against and avoid.

Today, Pastor Randy looks at 2 Corinthians 11:1-4 and reminds us that we must defend our hearts against our natural tendency to drift from the Gospel.  He also warns us of the dangers of Moralistic Therapeutic Deism that is creeping into churches all across the country in recent days.

Pastor Randy continues our series on how we should respond to current social events and things that are happening in our nation and world. The focal passage is 1 Timothy 4:1-5.

This morning, Bro. Stefan Eubanks filled the pulpit and brought a message from Psalm 12 on the differing worldviews some have today versus what we as Christians hold to.

This morning, Pastor Randy used the Lord's Prayer from Matthew 6:9-13 as a guide for how we can pray through situations or just in our daily prayer time.

In sermon 3 of the series on why we should pray, Pastor Randy talks about how it impacts and benefits us inwardly.  He gives us 5 motivations to pray.

Bro. Aaron Udell filled the pulpit this morning in Bro. Randy's absence and talked about recent events and how we should respond in the face of evil acts.  The focal passage was Genesis 50:15-21.