The Feast of Trumpets is one of seven of the feasts of the Lord, found in Leviticus 23:23-25 and Numbers 29:1-6. This is a message on the prophetic meaning of Trumpets and the significance for believers in celebrating the feasts of the Lord.

By Dave Bartlett

The importance and power of worship in our spiritual warfare as seen through Jehosaphat and the victory over the Moabites and the Ammonites. 

By Meagan Manzanares

Our tongues have great power when we choose to speak words of life, but our tongues also have the opposite effect, to hurt people. We need to rely on and listen to the Holy Spirit to speak words of life.

By Sean Crocker

We are just ordinary people with limitations and weaknesses. However, as a child of God when we attempt to do something bigger than ourselves for His glory and are committed to completing what we start, God can use us in an extraordinary way.

By Dave Bartlett

This message examines various aspects of fellowship within the chuch, looking at how we are created for fellowship, what fellowship means, proper fellowship, why we can fellowship and why we should fellowship passionately.

By Danny Manzanares

Jesus calls us in our mess, to walk into a new life and spend our life, making a big deal about Him!

By Brook Stockert

We are invited to come boldly to the throne of grace, receive God's forgiveness and experience His presence. This is gift and a privilege made possible by the shed blood of Jesus Christ. 

By Dave Bartlett

The promise of heaven is to those that overcome. Remain faithful to God no matter what, for the best is yet to come!

By Dave Bartlett

We all make a big deal about something in our every day lives. How might your attitude, actions and your effect on others change, if you chose to make a big deal out of God? 

By Dave Bartlett

The happiest people are not the ones who have the most materially, live in the best of places or have everything they could ever want or need. The happiest, most contented, fulfilled and blessed people are those who live a life of gratitude. 

By Dave Bartlett