In this last sermon in the Tough Questions Series, we look toward Heaven. Is Heaven Real? How would we on earth know for sure? And if heaven is real, what is it like and how do we get there?

One of the Toughest Questions the Church has had to grapple with concerns the biblical reality of God’s Sovereignty and man’s Free Will. Can these two truly co-exist? In this message, we dive into this biblical discussion of God’s Sovereignty in salvation with the aim at allowing God’s Word to bring understanding where confusion has reigned for centuries among Christians.

This Question has perplexed Christians for many decades, the reality of so many Christian Denominations. In this message, listen to a brief explanation of how we got here as the Church, knowing that God still requires unity and love for all believers and desires that local churches among all denominations work together for the gospel.

In this second sermon of the Tough Questions series, we examine the biblical reality that God killed people and nations in the Old Testament. But Why? How could a good God so such a thing? Listen along and see how the Bible defines justice, injustice, righteousness, and judgment. Listen and be encouraged to know that God is a God who will always keep His promises!

In the first of this series on Tough Questions, we examine the biblical answer for the origin and cure for evil. This series will help you answer some of the toughest questions that the Church is called to answer to a skeptical world.

We all want to be close to God, but how do we get there? In Psalm 15, we will explore the characteristics of those who can live with God, and how Jesus provides the only real way to be in God's presence.

How God organizes His Church is significant and meaningful for the local body as God is most glorified when His Church follows direction for His design. In this message, we explore the call of God for leadership through Elders and Deacons, and understand the need and calling of leadership to serve the Lord, His Body, and the lost community around us.

In this last message in Genesis, we see the sovereignty of God in all aspects in Joseph’s life, through the trials and suffering and in the triumphs where God uses His life to bless others. We learn in this message that the theme of Genesis is the same theme in Joseph’s life throughout: God’s perfect sovereignty reigns over every detail of creation and life.

In this famous passage from Genesis 39, we see not only how Joseph deals with adversity through trusting wholly in God, but we see a pattern of how to live and succeed in the workplace. Listen and be encouraged how God would use you today to be light and salt within a discouraging job, school environment, or community where Godly success is forever more valuable than what the world considers success.