Pastor Scott continues the sermon series "Dollars & Sense" with the message "God's Got First." Since God is who He is, he can't settle for second or leftovers. When we put him first everything else comes into order.

Join us today as Pastor Scott starts a new sermon series "Dollars & Sense" with the message "The Heart Thermometer." One of the measures of our spiritual health is our heart attitude towards money and material possessions.

God can turn even the worst decisions we make to our ultimate good, if we trust Him. This week, Pastor Scott digs into what we should do after we make a terrible decision, and how best to avoid making them in the first place.

Join us today as Pastor Scott preaches the message "Mistakes You Make With Your Mirror." This important sermon should help to realize that there are many spiritual mirrors we can look into, but only one perfect one, the Word of God that has the power to transform us.

"The weakness of so many modern Christians is that they fell too much at home in the world." -A. W. Tozer

This week, Pastor Scott teaches about distraction, and how important focus on Jesus is. We are supposed to set our eyes on Him and run the race, but we're looking to the right and left instead and it's slowing us down.

Water baptism is a next step of obedience that demonstrates our devotion to Christ. Even if you've already been water baptized God has a next step of obedience for you.

Pastor Scott preaches an important message about worry. Worry is a revelation of the areas that we don’t fully trust God and worry and fear are only overcome by the peace of God.

God's faithfulness endures from generation to generation and it's the job of the older generation to communicate God's faithfulness to the younger generation.

Your relationship with God is something that nobody and nothing can steal away. We can become distracted, or choose not to pursue Him, but nobody else can make that decision for us. It's not about isolating ourselves, or neglecting our responsibilities, but about putting our priorities in order and making the time for the relationship, just like any other.

Pastor Scott speaks this week on the frequency of prayer. The words for "Pray without ceasing" are the same words used to describe a nagging, hacking cough that won't go away. We don't cough once a week; it happens many times throughout the day. Our prayer life shouldn't look like a single, long prayer once a week, but rather many small prayers every day.