As we continue seeing what it means to commit yourself to a local church, we examine the responsibility of each church member to pray for their leaders. God wants us to use this tool to engage leaders at church, work, or government so His purposes can be achieved through these leaders.

Ancient Jews were given laws about tithing ten percent of their income to God. Many Christians have continued this, but is it biblical? As our Partnership series continues, Pastor Cisco Cotto lets us know God's real desire for Christian giving.

If each of us is gifted to serve the church, then what are the consequences of not using our gifts? In this message in our series on Partnership in the local church, Pastor Cisco Cotto tells us the danger of keeping our gifts to ourselves.

Churches divide over silly things like the color of the carpet. And they divide over serious things like doctrine. But Jesus values His church and wants us to stay united. As we continue in our Partnership message series, we learn what the Bible says about how a church stays unified.

Pastor Cisco Cotto begins a message series on what it means to be a true member of the Body of Christ by detailing how vital each of us is to the local church.

With so much dysfunction in the world, living in harmony may seem impossible. But God calls us to live a life of harmony with other Christians. How can we do it? In this message Pastor Cisco Cotto shows us how God helps to make it happen.

Every person has a choice to make: which of two paths are you going to follow. One leads to and is lead by God. The other is literally any other path. In the first Psalm we learn what the two paths are and the consequences of our choice.

What would it be like to be in God's direct presence? An Old Testament prophet saw a vision of God's glory that overwhelmed him. What's the message for us today as we seek to be in God's presence? Dr. James Coakley of Moody Theological Seminary joins us for this week's message.

Life in a world marred by evil, is inherently difficult. While happiness in such a world is elusive, fleeting, and dependent on "what happens". There is way of life that is joyful, regardless of what happens. That joy can be experienced in the face of circumstances which restrict our freedom, in spite of the vexing behavior of other people, the pressure of the world to conform us to its own mold, and our obsession with our own interests. That life belongs to the disciple who knows his life, now and forever IS Christ.

Kujtim Rushiti and his family are preparing to head to Albania to start a new church in a largely Muslim population. In this message, Kujtim describes some of the crisis moments in his life and how Christ got him through them.