Pastor David McDonald delivers a powerful, well thought out, well researched message on how to live lives controlled by the word of God in Isiah 41- fear not. His message includes how to be dream generators for others. He offers practical advice on how to mange our thoughts to overcome and rise above fear. 

Pastor David McDonald uses the story of David the warrior, to challenge us to turn conflict into opportunity. He leads us in changing our mindsets from seeing life as a series of difficulties and challenges, into the mindset of here's a challenge, what are you going to do about it?

Pastor David McDonald looks into the life of Judas Iscariot to explore the concept of forgiveness. He looks at the possible relationship of Judas to his father. He uses this to guide us in evaluating how we live out forgiveness in our own lives. 

Guest pastor Dr. Kory Knott, from Texas, invites us to remember how good we have it as God's children. He uses the story of King David's anointing and his delightful personal relevant anecdotes to reminds us what we are anointed for.

Guest speaker Joe Neal encourages us to have courage, watch where God is leading us, remember all that He has done, and know that he will rescue us.

Guest pastor Phil Stout addresses the concept of being still in knowing God using Psalm 46.

Guest pastor Codrigus Alexander reminds us that happiness depends on happenings while the joy of the Lord is permanent. He addresses getting the fullness of the joy of God on you side. He shares three truths: fret not, faint not, fear not and providing strategies and truths to cling to in these difficult days. 

Becky Veydt steps in for pastor Dave this Sunday morning. She uses the analogy of walls to discuss the emotional barriers we put up to protect ourselves. She shares how these "walls" actually interfere with our relationship with God and others. She shares her prayer tools and insight for dealing with these walls.

Pastor David McDonald addresses how God's glory provides guiding light for our lives and offers 5 ways we can increase God's glory.

Pastor David McDonald uses the analogy of birth to discuss being consistent at overcoming obstacles as God forms us into useful vessels.