Peter was a witness to the true power and majesty of Christ at the Transfiguration. As we progress through 2 Peter, Pastor Don McAllister helps us see what this power and majesty means to us.

We often try to present ourselves as strong when we are anything but, putting our identity in the things of this world instead of Christ. In his final sermon at The Way Fellowship Church, Pastor Scott Gourley explains what Paul meant when he said we hold our greatest treasure in clay jars.

There are many who will say that God’s blessing on our lives means we will have health, wealth and happiness. This does not line up with Scripture, however. In this week’s message, Pastor Kyle Hall talks about what it truly means to live a life blessed by God.

As we come to the last Sunday of Advent, we focus on God’s love displayed by sending His Son to Earth. In this week’s message, Pastor Kyle Hall explains the love shown by God through Jesus changes us.

As we continue in this Advent Season, we bring our focus to Joy. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Scott Gourley explains how our true Joy can only come from Christ.

Advent: A time where we celebrate both to coming of Christ to this world and His eventual return. In this week’s message, Pastor Kyle Hall focuses on the hope we have in Christ.

Paul continues his explanation of the mercy both Jews and Gentiles receive through Christ in Romans 11. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley breaks down what it means that we have been grafted in, and what it will mean when God truly brings His grace to all.

Have you ever looked at the world and just wondered where Church was in regards to all that is happening. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley share how just how Paul says there will always a remnant in Israel, we can rest assured that God has set aside a remnant for Himself.

One thing that often stops us as Christians from sharing the Gospel with others is fear of rejection. In Romans, however, Paul argues that their rejection is not something about which we need to worry. In this week’s message, Pastor Kyle Hall explains that no matter how someone else responds to us sharing the Gospel, God’s word has not failed.

As Christians, we often look to ourselves and our own works to see if we are truly saved. Problem is that inward reflection is not Scriptural, and Paul spent much of his time in his letters arguing against that very point. In this week’s message, Pastor Scott Gourley shares what it means to rely on Christ’s righteousness alone.