2012 will be a year of fulfillment in the Body of Christ.

We are made up of three parts: body, soul & spirit. But when we are born again, we become connected to the Holy Spirit.

In the first service of every year, we always speak about vision. It's important to have vision in your life to keep you on track to attaining God's best in your life. This year, Pastor helps us by giving two of our main goals. This is a continuation from a previous message.

In the first service of every year, we always speak about vision. It's important to have vision in your life to keep you on track to attaining God's best in your life. This year, Pastor helps us by giving two of our main goals.

This sermon goes back to the time of Jesus' conception. Which coincidentally, the early church celebrated at the "begetting day" around our current Dec. 25th. At the same time Mary was pregnant with Jesus, her cousin Elizabeth was also pregnant with another miracle, John the Baptist. This sermon explores the principle that you already have half of every miracle you will ever need.

As one of the most well known stories in all of Christianity, it's still amazing how Christians know surprisingly little about it. Who was there the night Jesus was born? Who were the wisemen? How much was their gift? Why was all of Jerusalem in fear when they showed up? Where and when did they meet Jesus? Why do we celebrate Dec. 25th as Christmas? These are just a few of the questions that Pastor Seymour answers this week.

Peace is one of our covenant promises from God. This week Pastor explores what biblical peace is and what it means to us. This message is a continuation from the previous week.

Peace is one of our covenant promises from God. This week Pastor explores what biblical peace is and what it means to us.

While the Bible specifically says that we are not saved by works, it does say however that we are judged by our works. This service explores the role that works play in a believer's life.

Are we under the law? Is anyone? The Apostle Paul writes specifically about this subject to the church at Galatia.