This Sunday, we will go deeper into what it means to be a true worshiper who worships God in Spirit & Truth.

If Christianity is the transformation of rebels into worshipers of God, then it is imperative for Christians to know and understand what constitutes biblical worship. This Sunday, we will begin a brand new sermon series, Spirit & Truth.

True biblical happiness is independent of our circumstances, and it is not based on what others around us do or don't do. This Sunday, we will finish up the ten things happy people don't believe, and discover the truths of our acceptance, security, and significance in Christ.

A few weeks ago we began discovering how the Bible defines being blessed and redefining our beliefs about true happiness. This Sunday we will return to the Blessed series by finding out what happy people don't believe.

Every morning we wake, we have a day full of choices to make. The choices we make can affect us and those around us. However, many of those choices are difficult and have lasting effects. Beginning a right choice with the two words "I choose" can be harder than it may seem. This Sunday, Pastor Karrianne will share with us how to use the fruit of the Spirit to confidently make the best choice.

James 1:12 says, "Blessed is a man who perseveres under trial..." The word blessed in this verse means happy. However, happiness defined by our culture basically depends on good things happening. If things are going reasonably well, then we are happy. If things are not going so well, then we are not happy. But true happiness is not material, is not inherited, and is not based on circumstances. True happiness is based on a scriptural relationship with God. This Sunday, we will contiune to explore the "Seven Reasons Why You Should Be Happy Right Now."

Many believe that if you are blessed, you have been fortunate or lucky to have something: health, love, fame, fortune, talent, etc. But, is being blessed a matter of fortune or luck? What does it really mean to be blessed? As Christians, should we seek to be blessed? We will answer these questions and more as we start a brand new series on the Biblical concept of being blessed.

From Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday, Jesus goes from being ushered in like a king to being crucified like a criminal, and then ultimately overcoming the grave. We'll take a look at six individuals who had Encounters with Christ during His final week, and how that could have impacted their lives.

If you could live without fear, what would you do? Who could you be? Fear does not need to hold a grip on your life, nor does it need to chart the course of your life.

The Bible says that he that endures to the end shall be saved. This principle is expressed throughout the Word of God. Faith that endures to the end shall receive the reward. Like many of the men and women of the Bible, sometimes we have to keep the faith for a long time before seeing the blessing. Learn how to "keep the faith" until the expected end comes.