What does it really mean to be "blessed?" Pastor Phil takes us through Psalm 1 to show that the way of blessing is found in avoiding wickedness, delighting in God, and pursuing righteousness.

When we finally come to our senses and turn back to our Heavenly Father from the wilderness of waywardness – while we are still a long way off, he sees us. His heart fills up with compassion, and his mercy overflows.

What do you need when circumstances puncture your fragile fortifications and threaten to engulf your life with pain an confusion? You nee deliverance. You need a refuge. When Go shows up on the scene, that's exactly what he provides.

When God shows up, the commonplace becomes remarkable, the conventional becomes exceptional, the mundane becomes noteworthy, and the ordinary becomes extraordinary. Pastor Garth takes the prayer of Jabez in 1 Chronicles 4 as the starting point for this inspiring message!

Many of the men and women you meet in the pages of Holy Scripture are beggars. Not necessarily poor and homeless or displaced, but beggars nonetheless. They are spiritually bankrupt – spiritually impoverished – spiritually destitute. But when God shows up, when he breaks into their lives, they become rich beyond compare.

Self-control might be the epitome of 'easier said than done.' And yet, as Christians, we are called to live a life of self-control. But why and how do we do that? Pastor Phil unpacks Titus 2:1-6; 11-14 to reveal answers to those questions.

There is one main point that the author of Hebrews is driving at in our text for the talk today: "Let us run with endurance the race that is set before us.” So, let every follower of Jesus run with endurance. Let every mother, every father, parent their children with endurance! Join us for this exposition of Hebrews 12:1-3 on Mother's Day!

When governments lack vision they flounder and make bad decisions. When businesses are short on vision they lose money. When churches have a deficit in vision they become anemic. Vision is critical on so many fronts, and yet it is in short supply in our current day. Pastor Garth takes an unconventional approach to vision in this message, so we invite you to listen in.

“If you don't stand for something you will fall for anything.” So goes the old adage. But standing for the right something is critical, and in this message we talk about the importance of integrity and how that impacts every facet of our lives.

The challenge of living in a fragmented and malfunctioning society can be overwhelming. Even more so when courage is in such short supply. In this first message of our new series Pastor Garth explains the vital role courage has in our daily lives.