This Sunday, Nathan will be starting a new Bible institute course called "Truth in a World of False Religion." This class will aim to give students a framework for evaluating false belief systems according to the Bible.

This Lord's Day Pastor Kevin start a new series on the book of Titus. He gives us an introduction to the book with a message titled: "Introduction to Titus" Titus 1:1-4

Jesus' disciples were once filled with sorrow to think of Him leaving. But Luke 24 says they were rejoicing to see Him ascend to heaven. What changed the disciples' attitude toward Jesus' departure? They understood what Jesus' ascension meant, and we need to know this as well!

SUNDAY SCHOOL-PASTOR NATHANThis Sunday at 10am Pastor Nathan will be discussing the need for increased awareness of Christians around the world suffering for their faith.

This study examines Jesus' last words to His disciples while He was yet on earth. It was His final briefing for His disciples before launching them into the world. Our study will examine the Trinitarian nature of Jesus' final briefing.

Pastor Kevin brings us his 5th lesson on his serious on evangelism titled: "What Kind of Missions should churches support?"

Cheap alternatives may not be all that bad when it comes to jewelry, food, clothing. But it's a fatal exchange when what you're dealing with is "the Christian Faith"! That's why this book matters so much. Acts brings us back to the authentic roots of our faith in Christ.

Lesser known of that first Easter is what happened later that Sunday afternoon. Luke's story draws attention to a strong correlation between the eyes and the heart—between what we see and what we believe. It's a fascinating account of how Jesus brings two of His disciples from blindness to belief.

In this Good Friday message, we examine "The Great Exchange," because what we see at the cross is the greatest exchange to ever take place! After exploring what Christ's suffering has to do with our salvation, this study features a demonstration of what Christ did for us on the cross.