The church in Sardis was not rooted well in the Good News of Jesus, so much so that Jesus did not have one good thing to say about them. Although, Jesus gave them a plan for redemption. We too, can follow the plan Sardis was given if we need.

For this Easter Sunday Ps. Chip shares with us three benefits of believing in the resurrection of Jesus, and how God has a purpose and plan of each one of us.

For this special Good Friday message we look at what really took place on this day, and how Jesus saw joy in submitting Himself to the public shame of being nailed to the Cross.

As we look at the significant meaning of the fulfillment of prophecy concerning Jesus, the long-awaited Messiah, and Palm Sunday. Pastor Chip unpacks the perspective of three groups of people who witnessed the triumphant entrance Jesus made that day.

Kyle Hoskinson shares his observations of what it's like delivering and installing water filters in the Amazon Region of Brazil. Ps. Chip teaches on a story Jesus gave on how we can find financial freedom in what God has entrusted us with when it comes to money.

Henry DiYanni shares his experience from distributing wheelchairs in Vietnam, and how much God appears to be doing through the mission work there. Pastor Chip also shares what God's word says about the promises we have when it comes to our generosity and giving to those in need.

As we start the Easter Offering giving series, Steve Fitterer shares with us how the feeding children missions work in Haiti is going. Ps. Chip also shares with us God's law on giving when it comes to scattering and gathering.

The church in Thyatira was doing a lot of good things, and they were doing them well, with constant improvement. However, They were allowing immoral behavior to take place without holding anyone accountable.

Ps. Chip continues our series on the Book of Revelation. In His third letter, Jesus addresses the church in Pergamum, to which He addresses how they have compromised their witness for Him. This church went from one of the most committed churches for the Gospel to one of the most corrupt.

In His letter the church in Smyrna, Jesus addresses what they have in common, persecution. Jesus give a message of hope to those who endure persecution, as well as a warning to those who refuse to believe in Him.