In "How To Hold Your Peace" Bethany Strawn encourages us to fully follow Jesus and to fix your thoughts on Him.

In today's message "The Promise Of Spirit Baptism"  we learn that we can still experience this baptismal power that is from the Holy Spirit. No matter your past or present, Jesus has more for you.  We must seek the giver (Jesus), not just the gift.

In "Jesus Is My Healer" Pastor Greg shows us in scripture that it is important to grab hold of the self identification that God makes about Himself…..God said…"I am the God who heals". 

"In God Will Finish What He Starts", Pastor Greg Sanders encourages us with the reminder that God is never inactive in the lives of His people. He is always active, attentive, and affectionate toward those who belong to Him. God does not waste any season of our lives, even when we cannot see what He is doing. His silence does not mean He is inactive, nor does it mean He has given up on us or forgotten us. Instead, God continues working behind the scenes, faithfully accomplishing His purpose in our lives.

Guest speaker Pastor Addison Rial encourages us to keep our proximity to Jesus close because He is our source.

As Pastor Greg continues his sermon series "He Who Promised is Faithful" in the message "He Will Make A Way Out", he reminds us that it is impossible to live a temptation free life, but God Promises a way out of temptation.

In "The Promise of God's Guidance" we are challenged to remember that in order to be a believer, you have to believe that God is faithful to keep His word and that we can have the promise of God’s guidance in every area of our lives.

In Pastor Greg's series, He Who Promised Is Faithful, we are reminded that God is always true to His promises. He is never unreliable, and He faithfully provides for every need. Because He is your source, you can trust Him completely—He who promised is faithful.

In "Leave No One Behind" Pastor Greg encourages us to remember that all believers stumble. Salvation make us forgiven, not perfect. We are being shaped for something more than we are now.

In "You're Never Too Far Gone to Come Home," Pastor Greg explores the parable of the Prodigal Son found in Luke 15. Through this powerful story, he reminds us that Jesus is deeply concerned for those who are lost and reveals the compassionate heart of the Father. No matter how far we may wander, God's love continually invites us to return home to Him.