We rarely hear the word used no matter how heinous the crime. It has been eradicated from our vocabulary, even though its effects are felt all around us and few of us feel truly safe anymore. In this message, we look at the power of faith against the advance of evil.

Venom. Its poison can be equally subtle and equally obvious to all, yet for all our attempts to destroy it, it remains one of humanity’s greatest problems. It lingers in the heart as it awaits its next victim.  In this message we look at the power of faith against the poison of hate. 2 Thessalonians 1:3-8

Shadows.

It lurks in the shadows and comes in many forms, even though we can be very good at hiding it. At the right moment, though, it rears its ugly head and once again entraps us. In this message we look at the power of faith to defeat our darkest fears.

2 Timothy 1:7

Give. 

Jesus broke down the conflicting loyaties in life to two competing factions – our possessions and God. Both demand allegiance but only one brings true contentment and joy. When we align our resources with God’s heart and intent, we become free from the trappings of discontent and dissatisfaction. In this message we outline the fourth part of our Vision 2020 imperative. 

Isaiah 32:8

Grow. 

Jesus spoke in such a way that left people awestruck.They either embraced his message or felt threatened by it. His death, burial, and resurrection confirmed the truth he proclaimed and ignited a movement that took the world by storm. In this message we outline the third part of our Vision 2020 imperative. 

1 John 5:20-21