"When we remain in Christ, we remain in his love."

In this final installment of our series, "Portrait Mode," Pastor Wayne explains the importance & the result of remaining in Christ. Christlike conduct.  Christlike character.  Christlike converts.

"True light does not condemn...it convicts."

In this installment of our series "Portrait Mode", Pastor Wayne Francis challenges us to find the true light in a world of darkness,

The gospels provide an accurate portrait of the person of Jesus so that we can learn about God. Since Jesus is the visible expression of the God that is invisible, we need Scripture to give us an accurate picture of who God is. This week, we'll see the self portrait of Jesus as the Bread of Life.

While most of us would not fall into the category labeled 'pathological liar' we are tempted daily to make small compromises on truth. These comprises bring consequences that God wants us to avoid. In this week's installment we cover the subject matter of morality and ethics.

Is there ever a right way or time to judge a person? After all, the Bible says we should judge not, right? This week we delve into one of the Bible’s most commonly misused Scripture by Christians and non Christians alike

Does God have a plan for our lives? Can it be known and how? This a major question for many people and most often the question that we apply scripture incorrectly to find the answer. This week we press into one of the Bible’s most famous misused scripture.

 Context brings content to life.There’s often a gap between what is said versus what is meant by what is said. Context helps us to get closer to the intended meaning of the communicator. This message helps us learn how not to jump to conclusions by missing context.

Too many of us are in pursuit of acquiring more material things that will make us feel more secure or valued. However, life is not about possessions, it’s about the people we connect with and that we serve.

 In the conclusion of the Starter Kit series, Pastor Wayne covers three essential ingredients that made the first century church explosive.