Paul thanks God for the Christians in Colossae and

prays for them that they will keep on growing up in

the Lord. Too many Christians today settle for

status quo. Paul says in this passage that should

never be the case. (Above All Else #1 - Growing Up)

When God’s people walk with integrity, the world sees God. (Jon Lilley)

Seldom do our values and commitments get

tested to the point of death however Daniel

three reminds us all of the importance of them in

our lives. We also find strength to keep our faith

in the sovereign God when going through the

fiery furnace of life's trials and tribulations. All of

this is explored in this message on Daniel 3; The

story of The three Hebrews vs. Nebuchadnezzar. (Daniel)

Daniel determined in his heart to not defile himself by anything the culture or the authorities or anyone put him through This message challenges us to make a similar resolve in our own lives.

We can all see ourselves quite clearly in Jonah as we look at his reactions and conversations with God. God's heart and our hearts sometimes do not match. Through Jonah, we can learn how to walk more closely in step with the Lord. (Jonah)

In our series called Ordinary Heroes this message explores how Ruth from Moab, who's life was filed with impossible situations, became one of God's great heroes of the Bible. Ruth answered four key questions that each of us should answer for ourselves. (Ruth 1:16-17)

A look at when GOD does the extraordinary for His glory through the ordinary actions of His people

This story describes one of the most difficult periods in Elijah’s life and ministry. Brought on by physical exhaustion, fear, emotional trauma and spiritual disillusionment, Elijah became severely depressed. Learn about God's rescue mission. (1 Kings 19:1-18)

God is calling us to get off the fence and decide who is the true God and follow him wholeheartedly - without reservation and without rival. We cannot worship the God of the Bible and other gods too. Get rid of your idols! (1 Kings 18:16-39)

Too many Christians today are more like Obadiah than Elijah. Will you take and stand and live out your convictions with courage or will you cave under pressure, blend in and live a life of fear and compromise? (I Kings 18:1-16)