What is the meaning of life? Find out as we examine 2 Kings 2:1-4

Are you frustrated or even depressed by life right now? Even Elijah, one of God's greatest prophets struggled, but there is hope!

Passage: 1 Kings 19

Are you 100% committed to following God, or do you keep waffling between Him and the world? Let's learn from the life of Elijah how to more fully follow Jesus with our lives.

Passage: 1 Kings 18:17-45

Satan's greatest lie is to cause us to believe that God is our enemy; but God is not out to get you... He is out to save you!

Just at the foot of Mt. Carmel, Elijah (the Prophet of the Lord Yahweh), recounts for us his journey thus far. Many exciting things have taken place, and even in the midst of persecution and the face of death, God has protected and provided for Elijah. Now, with a great test ahead, he is confident that the Lord will come through, as He always does.

No matter what nationality, race, or background... we are all called to live unified as one Body of Christ. We learn in Ephesians 4, some of the things required to nurture and advocate this unity with one another.

We are called to represent Christ to the world. In a very real way, we are the place where the world meets God, and the people thru whom the world knows God. This message by Dr. Tim Ralston dives into great detail about these things while centering around 1 Peter 2:4-10.

While we are not perfect, we have someone who loves us perfectly. Today's sermon will go into detail about the love Christ has for His Bride, the Bride's love of Him, and the most highly anticipated wedding of all time.

In the midst of COVID-19, we are trying to figure out which jobs are truly "essential". In the church, every job is essential! God has created you for a purpose and has a unique role just for you. Join us as we learn how to better step into our role in the body of Christ!

Passage: 1 Corinthians 12:12-26

What is the church? What does the church do? And what does this look like in modern day application? Discover this and much more in the first installment of "Be the Church", by Pastor Craig Schill.