The Song of Songs has been interpreted as an allegory, describing Christ and his bride, the Church.

Pastor David McDonald speaks today from Matthew 13 about handling the challenges that comes into our lives. 

This week, pastor David McDonald shares with us how to gain wisdom with the goal of building abundant life and having a life of purpose, meaning, and identity.

Repentance is part of the great Godly inheritance. Pastor David McDonald asks us to evaluate the question, "When was the last time you really asked someone to forgive you?" He explores the benefits of repentance and forgiveness. He reminds us that Godly people ask for forgiveness often and sincerely.

In scripture, we find our great promise and our purpose. Dr. David McDonald returns with his inaugural post sabbatical message. He addresses the question, "what would Jesus think of the United States if he returned today?" Through this process, David finds a treasure of resonance with scripture and our constitution. 

Guest pastor Steve MacDonald shares with us about finding balance by seeking God first. He reminds us that until Christ is first in our lives everything else is unbalanced.

Guest speaker Dave Wahlstedt uses scripture from Jeremiah 29:11 to explore hope for restoration and the victory of the future that happened in the past.

The Bible starts in eternity and ends in mystery. Guest speaker, Andrew Fox shares the redemptive story of God in communion with his people. 

Solitude makes room for God to speak, silence makes room for us to listen. Guest speaker Joe Manafo, uses the example of Elijah in 1st Kings to celebrate the benefits of silence in a devotional life. 

This week's guest pastor James Armstrong discusses finding hope for difficult times. He focuses on scripture from the first book of Peter.