In today's sermon, we learned how we can wait with hope knowing that Christ will return to renew our world and lives.

Speaker: Pastor Chuck Angel

In today's sermon, we learned that because of Jesus, we are able to have an unshakable hope even in the midst of grieving.

Speaker: Pastor Isaiah Andrews

During today's sermon, we were taught that by aligning our lives with God's plan and His will, we can create a spiritual eclipse where others, upon looking at us, see the presence of Jesus shining through.

Senior Pastor: Chuck Angel

Today’s we continue our study as we look at the section of the letter aimed at providing direction on following God’s will for your life. The idea of God’s will is often wrapped in a veil of mystery. Join us for Part 2 of God's Will of a Holy Life.

Senior Pastor - Chuck Angel

Today we’re honoring the historical fact Jesus’ resurrection from the Buddy Holly Hall, but we also want to get real and think about if His resurrection is affecting our life the way it should.

Today’s study begins with a section of the letter aimed at providing direction on following God’s will for your life. The idea of God’s will is often wrapped in a veil of mystery. 

Senior Pastor - Chuck Angel

We are going to find Paul in this section of his letter, praying for the believers in Thessalonica. This is not unusual for Paul, throughout his letters we find Paul offering over 42 different prayers in his letters for the various churches and gatherings of believers with whom he was in a relationship.

Senior Associate Pastor - JD Small

Today we’re going to talk about standing firm when we face times of trouble. God didn’t design anything different. Trouble will happen, it is necessary, and God will use them in a highly effective way. Let’s explore some help for our next round of trouble.

We continue our study in 1 Thessalonians and this week we are looking at a challenging passage that calls us to optimize opportunities to receive and act on what God reveals to us. There’s a really provocative comparison made between those who do and those who don’t. And these Scriptures contain some “controversial” comments that Paul made about his Jewish brethren.

Senior Pastor - Chuck Angel

In this section of the letter, the Apostle Paul is responding to some objections being made about his ministry and message while in Thessalonica. These accusations are from the same people who ran him out of town. They want to harm his credibility to reduce his ongoing impact in their city.  We will follow his example about guarding our impact and influence, especially when we run into some opposition in life. Because what we believe and what we do in the dark can make the light of Christ burn brighter in our lives.

Senior Pastor - Chuck Angel