By Matt King - The parable of the Unjust Judge is often seen as a lesson in persistence—and it is. However, it is also a parable about hope, showing us that every act of faithfulness is a choice that resists despair and affirms trust in God’s justice, even when His answer seems delayed.

By Gary Petty - An overview of the different types of judgments in the bible.

By Aaron Creech - Your faith is only as strong as what you put it in. There are three areas of our faith that shape how we view our relationship with God. We must have faith in all three areas to truly understand who God is and move forward in our relationship with Him.

By Steve K Buchanan - Neuroscience has proven that positive thinking is effective in "re-wiring" your brain. This sermon details how the Bible encourages us to use the Holy Spirit to change our thought process.

By John Kosmalski - Jesus taught a pure way of love, humility, fairness, forgiveness, honesty, self-discipline, and generosity.

By Len Martin - We may sometimes think that God doesn’t hear or answer our prayers. However, we need to remember to pray for God’s will, not necessarily our will, to be done. We should never let what we perceive as unanswered prayer discourage us from praying.

By Joseph Horchak - It's been said there are two marks of a Christian — giving and forgiving. Today we are going to look at the forgiving side of our lives and see how we may be able to improve our position in life.

By Jorge de Campos - If there is any encouragment in Christ, let us become one, as Christ. Let us be likeminded in humility as Christ. Therefore, let us work out our own salvation and obey to be like Him. God gives us the will and the power to do.

By Nicholas Lamoureux - This message explores the Bible’s teaching that the “LORD” who interacted with Israel in the Old Testament was the One who later became Jesus Christ. Scripture shows that no one has seen the Father, yet many Old Testament figures encountered God face-to-face—pointing to the Son as the active divine

By Scott Delamater - Teens and young adults face tremendous pressure from societal expectations about independence. Independence from parents, an ability to stand alone, and to "make something" of oneself are part of our culture. But is this kind of independence a Biblical virtue? What sort of dependence does God expect