Pastor Rod Collins continues the series Say Yes with some views and examples on serving, while asking a few questions about letting God shape us through it.

Pastor Rod Collins continues the series of saying "Yes" to God and community in various ways, and this week he encourages us to say yes to Scripture by loving it, learning it, and living it.

Pastor Rod Collins kicks off a new four week series titled "Say Yes", in which the church will explore different ways to say yes to community, serving, and other things which can change our destination and purpose in life. Pastor Steve Mason talks about saying yes to community in the form of small groups, and has a few guest speakers share their experiences as small group leaders.

Pastor Ron Williams begins the new year by jumping back into Romans chapter 13, verses 8 through 14, and breaks the passage into three ways in which we can live Christ-like: by loving obediently, thinking soberly, and being godly.

Pastor Rod Collins invites four pastors and two staff members to speak about their thoughts and reflections on Christmas this year and what they are looking forward to in the next year.

Pastor Rod Collins approaches the Christmas story in Luke 2:1-7 from a different angle by describing the three different people who missed Christ at his birth and talks about how we can avoid being like them.

Pastor Rod Collins talks about the greatest story ever told this week, the story of Christmas, from Matthew 1:18-23 and Luke 2:1-9, and sums up the story with a few powerful points.

Pastor Rod Collins runs through Romans chapter 8, verses 31 through 39, explaining what it means to be more than conquerors and the five things which cannot separate us from God. He also invites pastor Danny Thompson to share a remarkable story about how Romans 8:31 recently played out in his life.

Pastor Rod Collins expounds Romans chapter 8, verses 26 through 30, describing how the Holy Spirit helps us and how God chose people to become like His Son Jesus, and shares a life story which illustrates this passage.

Pastor Rod Collins covers a single verse, Romans 8:28, which contains the "greatest promise ever", and provides five ways that describe this promise.