Pastor Rod Collins dives into a new series in the Book of Jonah by teaching from chapter 1 verse-by-verse how Jonah tried to run from God but ultimately found out how impossible it is.

Pastor Garrett Castro introduces a new series in the book of Ephesians by expounding chapter 5, verses 8 through 17, which teach us our position in Christ, our practice as Christ followers, and what happens when our position and practice align.

Pastor Rod Collins concludes our series on the book of Romans by having his son Garrett read part of the passage, and then goes over seven different points that God reveals in the final chapter of this book.

Pastor Rod Collins teaches from the last chapter of Romans; a chapter not often visited, yet it contains several insights of early Christians and how they represent and model a Christ-filled community.

Pastor Rod Collins welcomes all mother figures this Mother's Day, shares a few scriptures, and invites several people to talk a bit about what makes their mother or mother figure so special.

Pastor Ron Williams answers the question of "Why Church?" by extracting four reasons from Romans chapter 15: the church is the body of Christ, the depository of Scripture, the family of God, and the temple of the Holy Spirit.

Pastor Rod Collins continues with the Book of Romans by reading through the first 12 verses of chapter 14 and points out several guidelines for getting along with other believers, and then shares a few guidelines for navigating the gray areas in our personal lives.

Pastor Rod Collins shares the Easter story and four reasons for which Easter makes a difference: Jesus is the real deal, we have new hope, we have new power, and death is not the end of our story.

Pastor Rod Collins gives us the reasons why Good Friday is good: the devil's power died, all our sins are forgiven, and we have a right standing with God.

Pastor Ron Williams gives this Palm Sunday message by reading through Matthew 21, verses 1 through 16, and divides the passage into three parts, which explains what Palm Sunday instills, inspires, and inflames.