From the beginning, God gave mankind authority over the earth. However, if we don’t know we have authority, we can’t take advantage of what is available. As a result, we live below God’s standard. Join us for a reminder of the authority God has given to us!

Enjoy this special message from our guest speaker and friend, Mark Shell.

We are defined by who we are in Christ. God establishes this definition by who He is and what He has done for us. When we truly understand this, we know how to live the life God intends for us. Satan hates who we are in Christ so he declares war on us. However, we don’t have to let him win that war! Join us as we explore how to stand victorious in the revelation of how God sees us.

In the beginning, mankind messed up and put separation between us and God. Then Jesus came, as fully God and fully man, to restore what was lost in Eden's Garden with His death on the cross and victorious-over-death resurrection. We can now have the life God originally intended for us because our position with the Creator is restored!

Too many people lack a proper view of life and, therefore, don’t value life the way they should. Scripture tells us in Psalm 139:14, “I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Marvelous are Your works, And that my soul knows very well.” Join us as we look at the worth of humanity through the eyes of God.

Change is necessary for success. We all have a choice: to adjust how we live daily or to stay the same. Join us as we conclude this sermon series with our seventh and final decision for Godly success.

Everyone wants to have a successful life.

Throughout the year we make daily choices that determine whether or not we are successful. 

Join us as we will continue to share the principles that will help us make decisions for Godly success.

As Christians, we know that our  Heavenly Father wants the best for all of His children. 

He wants us to be successful in every area of our lives. 

And we must understand that success is not based on what we do (career or job), it is based on who we are. 

It’s making right decisions stemming from who we are in Christ. 

Life can be hard. It’s full of twists, turns, and decisions that we have to make. 

The choices we make determine the course of our lives. 

The decisions we make not only affect us, but they affect those around us as well. 

What choices are the right ones? What makes the difference between failure and success?

In chapter 5, James winds down his letter by showing us that the heart of God is open to every aspect of our Christian lives through prayer and praise. 

He concludes his letter with the message that Christian fellowship is a safety net to protect all from falling away from God’s grace.