In light of a horrible shooting spree at a school in Connecticut, Pastor Cisco Cotto examines the wall that separates every person from God and how it's the real cause of pain and suffering. Ultimately the Christmas story is about the beginning of that wall being broken down.

As Cisco Cotto continues his Christmas series looking at the story through the eyes of Jesus' mother, he asks whether we truly believe God does what He promises. Does God ever let us down? Does He ever fail to do something He tells us He will do?

In the first message in our Christmas series we take a look at the angel's announcement that Jesus would be born. How would Mary react to the news that she would have a baby before she was married? What does the news tell us about our God and how we should respond to difficult things God asks us to do?

In part two of his series entitled "Dealing With The Wrongs in Life" Dr. Robert Moeller uses and shows how David offers an example of making things right with the people we sin against.

Dr. Robert Moeller examines the respect shown to King Saul by David even though the king wanted him dead.

It would be much easier to pray if we knew God was going to do exactly what we asked Him to do. But what should we do knowing God may sometimes answer our prayers in unexpected ways? Or He may seem not to answer them at all?

We know at its root being a Christian means following Christ and making Him Lord of your life. You obey Him and seek to grow deeper in your faith in Him. But if we had to find one word that sums up what it means to be a Christian what would that be?

The good news of Jesus breaks down many walls. In this message we learn how Jesus uses people, prayer, and eliminates prejudice.

Do you believe God has the power to transform a community? If so, does He want to? In this message, Cisco Cotto lays out a vision for transformation of Oak Park and the surrounding communites taken from stories of transformation in the book of Acts.

We all have weaknesses that make us think we can't be used by God. Others may actively work against God's plans. But Jesus can make the unlikeliest of people do powerful things for Him. This includes you!