This Sunday, pastor Ron den Otter talks mainly to the men on Father's Day about fighting the good fight of faith, not having a defeatist attitude or being complacent and letting the enemy have his way, but instead standing victorious in Christ.

This Sunday, pastor Scott Debrecen continues his talk about how and what we see though the eyes of faith, seeing the potential in others and calling those things that be not as though they were. (Reference: Rom 4:17, 2 Cor 4:13,18).

A Family Moment with pastor and family counselor Ron den Otter PH.D. In this segment (06/09/19), pastor Ron talks about the fifth of the seven principles laid out in the bible for raising kids - respect for parents.

A Family Moment with pastor and family counselor Ron den Otter PH.D. In this segment (06/02/19), pastor Ron reviews the first four of the seven principles for raising kids.

This Sunday, pastor Scott Debrecen talks about how and what we see though the eyes of faith, seeing the potential in others and calling those things that be not as though they were. (Reference: Rom 4:17, 2 Cor 4:13,18).

This Sunday, pastor Ron den Otter talks about the fear of the Lord and how it relates to having a healthy home and our salvation. (References: Ps 32:8, 111:10, 115:12-15; Prov 14:26; Isa 11:2,3; Matt 12:36, 13:53-58; Heb 11:6,7; Gal 5:19-21).

This Sunday, pastor Ron den Otter has a special message for moms on Mother's Day. "Life can be tough for moms, but great is God's faithfulness, His mercies are new every morning".(Reference: Lam 3:22-27; Hab 3:17-18).

This Sunday, pastor Scott Debrecen continues answering the question "What's Finished?". Jesus accomplished what the Father set out for Him to do, and paid the ultimate price for us, relying on the Sprit of God. Jesus never relied just on His own strength, but on the Father and the Holy Spirit. God gives us strength to do the good works He has set out for us to do for His glory.(Reference: John 17:4, 19:28-30, 6:38, 14:10-11, 5:9; 2 Cor 3:4-6; Heb 4:15; Isa 53:4-5; Psa 16:11).

This Sunday, pastor Scott Debrecen answers the question "What's Finished?". "We are saved for good works, not by good works", so when Jesus said "It is finished", it was because His redemptive work for man was completed, and can't be improved upon, only accepted and believed in. Even our faith to believe is a gift of God, so where is our boasting? Only in the Lord, our God. (Reference: John 4:34, 17:4, 19:28-30)

This Sunday, pastor Scott Debrecen concludes his talk on how we should not be unprepared, but prepared for whatever comes our way, for we never know when the Lord will come for us. (Reference: John 14:1-3, 21:22-23; Acts 1:11).