Paul says we are born as slaves to sin.  Through acknowledging Jesus as Lord, Jesus Christ sets us free from this slavery.  Join David as he explores this metaphor of what Christ has done for mankind and how we can now live as free men and women.  

Paul described life before choosing to follow Jesus as being "dead in sin".  He contrasted this word picture with being made "alive with Christ".   David digs into these images of life and death to get a deeper understanding another of the identities Christ gives us: Alive.

“Who are you?” is one of the most challenging questions for us.  But the most important identity we have is who we are in Christ.  He gives us identity.  In this first message in the YOU From God’s Perspective series, David looks at how the initial identity Christ gives us is the identity of being saved in God’s eyes.

In this special Mother's Day message, Pastor Mark explores some of the things God wants to teach us through our children.

In this final message of the Compelling Love giving campaign, Pastor Mark addresses the question of the importance of simple obedience and the evidence of genuine faith.

In this next to last message in the Compelling Love series, Pastor Mark examines our role in the 21st miracles of God.

This message addresses the issue of financial giving from a biblical perspective focusing on some of the crazy ideas we have about giving.

This story, known as the parable of the talents, offers advice to investors in all areas of life. As we wait for the soon return of the Lord, Jesus calls his followers to invest and keep on investing in the Kingdom of God until he comes.

Scholars have debated for years the importance of the resurrection. Isn't it enough, they say, that Jesus died on the cross for the sins of others? What does it matter if Jesus rose again or remained in the grave? But it does matter. It absolutely matters and the Apostle Paul tells us why.

How big is the message of Jesus? This talk examines the limitations the church often imposes on the gospel and God's call on each of us to knock down those walls.