You reap what you sow. You reap in a different season than you sow. And you reap more than you sow. So the question is, “What are you sowing?” Check out this message from Pastor Randall about the seeds you plant.

Jesus has given us the answer to reaching our world, pray to God to send workers into his harvest. When God sends you, you are the right person, because you are called into the harvest.

How many times do we have to forgive? Jesus gave us the answer to this question…ALOT! To forgive is to be like Jesus. Check out this message Pastor Randall gave and the power that is involved with forgiveness.

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Coming from the love chapter of 1 Corinthains 13, Randall preached the greatness of love. Without it we are nothing. If we are not serving with love, we are like noisy gongs in which people can't hear. 

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In part two of our series on relationships, Pastor Frank Wooden describes how God doesn't play favorites, nor should we.

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Grace is undeserved mercy, compassion, and generosity. And it's also attractional. You know it when you receive it, and it’s a miracle when you give it. This attractive quality of grace was the very thing that drew so many men, women, and children to Jesus. And it's the very we need to have in order to have healthy relationships.

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Most of us are not thinking about God most of the time let alone at any time because we are too busy, too much in a hurry, and much more interested in talking rather than listening. But what we can learn from a young David is his time of meditation on God. This practice of thinking about God helped him during his most difficult seasons when he needed him tomorrow.

There is life-changing power in confession. David committed some terrible sins, yet because of his confession and humility, God considered him a man after God's own heart.

When we worship God, it can bring breakthrough to our problems.

Waiting is a gift that God uses to make us into what he desires us to become.