Hezekiah reigned at a time in his nation’s history when God was relegated to the periphery of national life. However, Hezekiah was committed to restoring God to a place of primacy. He determined to move his backslidden nation from mediocrity and half-hearted devotion to fervency in worship and service. The King led Judah from status quo to spiritual reformation.

Pastor Philip Jackson completes his study in Jonah with chapter 4.

Pastor Philip Jackson continutes in Jonah as we look at Chapter 3. 

Pastor Philip Jackson continues his study through Jonah as we look at Chapter 2. 

Pastor Philip Jackson begins a 4-week study in the book of Jonah. 

Our Media Director Andrew Gabbert brings a word from Psalm 33. Listen in. 

Pastor Nick Dyer brings us a word about the importance of Scripture memory. 

Pastor Emilio Lartigue takes us through Psalm 107 as he examines 6 circumstances where God makes himself known.

Every generation faces the common dilemma of financial resource management. Whether in time of depression or prosperity, money commands our attention. Psalm 49 is a “song for finances,” ancient wisdom for a very modern issue. Spiritual growth requires that the issue of money be settled for good in the mind of a Jesus-follower.

Psalm 78 is the voice of a parent and grandparent. The writer knows that the continuing existence of the people of God hinges on the faithful remembering and telling of what God has done among us. The church is a family maintained across generations by parents and grandparents who intentionally pass along the stories of faith, a spiritual legacy.