Continuing with Questions Jesus Asked, Pastor Steven tells us the account of the ten lepers Jesus healed on His way to Jerusalem. He tells us especially about the one leper that came back and why WE should be more like that leper.

What if I told you that there are many people who consider themselves believers who are likely committing a sin that is worse than witchcraft? That's shocking isn't it? A bold claim? Maybe, but Pastor Steven Merritt helps us understand that there are some things that God cannot stand as we continue our series on Questions Jesus Asked.

Some people believe they see clearly, but in truth they are blind. There IS a Truth, and that Truth is a person, Jesus. Pastor Dale Otto continues the sermon series that focuses on questions Jesus asked, and the truth His questions reveals.

A follower of Jesus will encounter supernatural things. In fact, living as a believer is a supernatural occurrence in and of itself. Often, however, we lean on our reason. And while reason is not a bad thing, sometimes what God is revealing to us will seem to contradict "reason," even though it does not. Join in the conversation as Pastor Steven Merritt begins a new sermon series on Questions Jesus Asked.

A follower of Jesus will encounter supernatural things. In fact, living as a believer is a supernatural occurrence in and of itself. Often, however, we lean on our reason. And while reason is not a bad thing, sometimes what God is revealing to us will seem to contradict "reason," even though it does not. Join in the conversation as Pastor Steven Merritt begins a new sermon series on Questions Jesus Asked.

Are you fighting a fight that has already been won? On this Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Steven Merritt reminds us that Jesus has already won the victory!

We have several prayers of Jesus written down in the Gospels. Perhaps the most well-known is His prayer recorded in The Gospel of John, chapter 17. There are a lot of things Jesus prayed for and about in this prayer. Was He praying for YOU? Pastor Steven Merritt starts a short sermon series called The Last Days of Jesus with this message.

This series has looked at how we can know God, and why we should want know Him. Now, in this final message of the series we consider why this is what God really wants, and what it means to us. Pastor Steven Merritt gives some insights from Scripture on how we can really please God.

Life is full of trade-offs. Not all trade-offs are good though, are they? Many people trade off one the most valuable opportunities they will ever have for something that is completely worthless. In this second message in the series To Know Him, Pastor Steven Merritt walks us through some of the things that so easily distract us from our true purpose.

What do you think of when you think of God? Do you believe it is possible to know Him? What if I told you He wants for you to know Him? You can be as close to God as you want to be. In this first sermon of the series To Know Him, Pastor Steven Merritt begins a brief study of the Book of Hosea. Many will be surprised at how closely our own culture parallels that of the Northern Kingdom of Israel before God allowed them to receive the punishment for their idolatry.