Instead of looking around us for an example of what church should be like, we will look to the scriptures and begin to acknowledge what we are already doing right, and grow in the things that are lacking

Check out this message in Acts Ch. 1

Are you living up to your potential as a follower of Christ?

What is God calling you to in this next season?

Check out what the resurrection means for every Christian in the 4th installment of our FOREVER SERIES

There were certain things that Jesus had to do in order to fulfill His calling. When the disciples didn't understand why He had to go to the Father, Jesus responds with a promise that will effect the way you see Forever.

The most powerful thing you could ever do is give to people what you have received in abundance. Since we have been forgiven, we can forgive. Since we have been loved, we can love. Since He has defeated Death, we have nothing to fear.

Check out the second installment of our Easter Series entitled FOREVER.

When you look at your life, do you look at it in light of the promises as stated in the Bible?

When your FOREVER is rooted in what Christ believes of you, then your TODAY will be reflective of everything Christ has promised you.

If someone who once stole from you, who once sinned against you, who once wronged you came back into your life, how would you react. Once we realize that we are all in need of redemption, our eyes and our arms will be open to those who call upon the name of the Lord. Check it out.

No matter what others are doing, no matter what the world thinks is popular, how are we supposed to live out our calling with purpose and power? Join us as we study the Book of Jude

We all have a testimony. Will it be a portrayal of what God has done in your life, or will it be focused on how great of a gift you are to the church. Check out the difference between Gaius, Demetrius, and Diotrephes.

What two things are Christians supposed to focus on? What message are we preaching on a daily basis?

What is the Lord's heart towards the ungodly? How should the church view the ungodly?