What is the one thing that Jesus says will define his disciples - those who are disciplined to follow in Jesus' footsteps? We should know and do this one thing if others are to see God through us.

The best gift that Jesus brings is life - real and true life. Find out what that means in part 3 of our Christmas series from Christmas Eve.

Lying is something that is so prevalent in life. Who tells us the truth? In part two of The Gift of Jesus, Cory talks about the reason that Jesus said he was born on earth - to reveal the truth.

We were in total darkness. We didnt know where we were or where we were going. We needed a map. We needed a way. The gift of Jesus was the way that we needed. Find out more in part 1 of our Christmas series, The Gift of Jesus.

What does it mean to serve? We can definietly serve for the wrong reasons, but if we follow the example of Christ there is some deep motivation and purpose. Find out more in this final message of our 951 series as Cory talks about the third characteristic of healthy churches - we serve in the name of Jesus.

What is our responsibility when it comes to our salvation? In this stand alone message, our Discipleship Pastor, Michael Stambaugh, talks through 7 things that we can do to work out our salvation, not to earn it, but to refine it and build it.

How do we practically invite people into a relationship with Jesus and what does that mean? In part two of our series of talks on the three characteristics of growing churches and believers, Cory talks through these issues.

A successful church that grows by people coming to Jesus, as opposed to people coming from other churches, has 3 things in common. In part 1 of our new series, Cory explains what 951 means and unpacks the first things that successful churches do that grow in this way.

The humility of David as a leader sets a great example for us. In this final message of the David series on leadership, Cory unpacks how David viewed leadership as it was given, and taken, as if God was the ultimate provider, even in the face of his son Absalom who sought to usurp the throne.

No leader can completely avoid failure. Saul failed. David failed, maybe even worse. So how do godly leaders deal with failure?