In Ephesians 2:1-3 the Apostle Paul deals with the offense of sin. In the message we will walk through those verses and see just what the offense is. The offense of sin is what necessitates the GOSPEL

The GOSPEL begins and ends with God. It grows out of the very character of God. In this message we will examine four of God’s character traits which fuels the GOSPEL.

It has been said that “image is everything.” Certainly image is a big deal. In this message we will take a look at what the Bible has to say on the topic of image. Interestingly enough this is not new. People have for centuries been concerned with their image. The question is, has image become a god to you?

Is money your god? Of course not! Right? Jesus uses our view of money to expose how easily we can become divided in our devotion to Him. God demands to be our one and only devotion. Our view of money and possessions reveals just how difficult singular devotion can be.

Perhaps one of the most lauded experience is the U.S. is success. We are taught from an early age that we should strive to attain success. We look to those who are successful as subjects of adoration. We go to great lengths to attain success. If we are not careful we will become obsessed with success.

In this message, guest speaker Dr. Charles Blankenship speaks about how God should be the priority in your life over your family. We love our family, but we must love God more.

John’s third story of an an appearance of Jesus to the Disciples is the subject of this message. It is a beautiful story of miracle and forgiveness. We will learn some valuable lessons for dealing with our failures and how to successfully serve Jesus.

It is the afternoon of the third day after the crucifixion of Jesus. Stories have been spreading about the body of Jesus missing from the tomb. Some women have even claimed he has risen from the dead. Discouraged and confused, two followers of Jesus are traveling from Jerusalem to Emmaus. They are trying to make sense of all that has happened when they are joined by a stranger also heading toward Emmaus. The encounter with this stranger is both surprising and wonderful for these travelers.

Things are often not as they seem. In this story we will look at one last “Bad Boy.” Surprisingly enough his life also intersects with ours. We’re going to find that we even have something in common with one of the criminals Jesus was crucified with.

Three days after Jesus’ crucifixion He rose from the dead. His resurrection changed everything. Nothing would ever be the same again. We will look at three stories related to the resurrection and discover that even though it has worldwide implications, the resurrection is in fact highly personal. Christ rose from the dead for you!