It's getting harder and harder to be a biblical people in America today, harder to hold to an orthodox interpretation of the scriptures, harder to resist the pressure of the culture to conform. This New Year's message explores how Christians and non-Christians down through the ages have misinterpreted the Bible and how the Bible should be read today.

One of the most common mistakes people make is wrongly evaluating another person's potential or ability. No one in history was more underestimated than Jesus Christ. On this fourth Sunday of Advent, Pastor Mark takes a look at the unexpected circumstances of his birth.

What does a real servant of God look like?  We have many “pictures” of servants in the history of the church.  We even have many, often times conflicting, pictures of Jesus.  So what does the true servant of God look like? David turns to Isaiah 50 to see the biblical portrait of what a servant of God looks like.

Isaiah's second Song of the Servant reveals the calling of the Servant of the Lord and, by extension, God's call on the lives of each of his followers. If you're struggling to find purpose in life, this message is for you!

Whether or not you were pleased with the recent presidential election, Jesus points us back to the source of all authority.  He reminds us that God’s Kingdom is greater than Caesar’s kingdom.  He asks us to give to God what is God’s.  David takes a deeper look at what this means for us today.