Being rooted in a good place is essential for every believer. This imagery of abiding is guidance for our relationship to Christ as well as our church, family, friends and environments.

Throughout Scripture, we see this imagery of how trees and other vegetation are rooted in the soil. Most places this is used as a metaphor to describe the importance of an individual being anchored in good ground. How do we grow strong roots? How do we anchor in good ground?

You are being influenced every day you are on this earth. It can be positive, and it can be negative. The people we associate with, and things we allow into ours lives can have a much bigger influence on you that you think.

The Bible describes the heart as a fertile ground that grows good and bad things. Controlling what goes in, directly determines what type of fruit is produced in our lives.

In this series, Pastor will look at how things come in and out of our lives. Are there attracting and repelling forces? Learn how to become magnetized, spiritually speaking, to bring good things into your life.

God is faithful to fulfill His promises. Sometimes we need to have some boldness in pursuing these promises. The Spirit of Faith stands fully assured that He who promised is faithful to deliver.

Sometimes standing in faith can seem like an exhausting battle. Our minds play mental tennis, back and forth between faith and doubt. However, He who promised is faithful. He is the initiator and the perfecter of our promise. When we stand upon the infallibility of Scripture and Jesus, we can have unfettered faith.

God in Space, Light and Time. In our final message on SPLAT, Pastor discusses the Big Bang. All the matter of the universe was created in less that five minutes and there is still a cosmic energy from that moment.

God in Space Light and Time. The same power of God that created the universe is available to the believer.

(due to a technical problem, only 16 minutes of this service was recorded). God in Space Light and Time. God's supremacy above time, allows him to do something we cannot truly do: forgive and completely forget.