Is God good? Is he good to you? In this message, Pastor Darren Rogers reminds us that God is, in fact, good. Unfortunately, it is easy for us to forget how good he is, because we are dealing with problems, pressures, and people. But, God never stopped being good. We just need to remember.

How crucial is your mind in your quest to live a Godly and worthwhile life? Pastor Darren Rogers teaches that it is paramount. In looking at Romans 12:2, he reminds us to renew our mind, re-educate our mind, and redirect our minds to find God's will for our lives.

How will you be remembered? What words will someday be used to describe your life? Indeed, how are you described todat? Pastor Darren Rogers teaches us that our habits will determine how we are known and how we will be remembered. Starting good habits and breaking bad ones will result in a better quality of life, a more productive life, and a stronger legacy of our lives.

Pastor Darren Rogers examines Psalms 119:176 and reminds us how truly deeply we need God. We need Him because we are his servants, we are wondering like lost sheep, and we need him to come after us. We have not forgotten his teachings.

Pastor Kyle Hughes discusses the church as Paul's "daughter", and uses 2nd Corinthians 11 to reveal what lengths he would go to to protect her and preserve her purity.

Pastor Darren Rogers looks at what Jesus called "The Blessed Servant". Looking at Luke, chapter 12, he reminds us to stay awake, be ready, and keep doing; 

Pastor Darren Rogers looks at Revelation 21 and reminds us that eventually there will be no more bad news, no more death, no more suffering, no more crying, and no more pain. Someday, there will be NO MORE!!!

Rev. Ron Harris (alevelup.com) shares the story of Joshua in the wake of Moses' death. He reminds us that we must "Recognize" four important things (Who we are, Where we are, Why we're here, and the outcome).

Pastor Darren Rogers shares the story of Jesus in the garden of Gethsemane. He reminds us that when we're in our own personal gardens of Gethsemane, God has promised he will be with us always.

Pastor Darren Rogers encourges us to choose the better thing, as Mary did when she and Martha were visited by Jesus. Rather than being too busy doing good to focus on him, we should choose not to worry and instead choose to enjoy.