In today's sermon, you'll learn that your present is no longer defined by your past and that you can experience new life in Christ.

In this sermon we continue looking at the next 3 blessings from God we receive when we come to know Him as our Lord and Savior. Join us as we discover three more blessings God gives to us.

We live in a fast-paced world and grow impatient when we have to wait for something. In today's sermon, Joseph finds himself waiting while in prison. He thinks he may have an opportunity to get out, but still has to wait. God had a plan and God's timing would be perfect. If you feel like you're waiting on God, be patient. God has a plan for your life that will be revealed at just the right time.

Today we started looking at the life of Joseph and that it's all a matter of perspective. Joseph's brothers hated and despised Joseph and through it all, Joseph didn't complain about his circumstances. He trusted God and God had a plan. Through it all, they saw hopelessness when God saw hopefulness. It's all a matter of perspective.

In today's sermon, we looked at Nehemiah chapters 8 & 9 and saw the power of God's Word. God's Word is powerful. It was and is celebrated and has an impact. God's Word is convicting and calls for people to repentance. When we repent of our sin, we experience the presence and peace of God.

Today we looked at Nehemiah 2 and the change that would come to Jerusalem. Change is all around us and in today's sermon, you'll learn the benefits of change and how positive change can come in your life.

Today we looked at the Holy Spirit and who He is according to Scripture. We saw that the Holy Spirit is a person not a force, He convicts of sin and evicts sin, He anoints and appoints, He reveals the truths of God and seals us for all eternity, and He revives us and thrives in our lives. The Holy Spirit gives us power to live the Chrisitan live and live godly lives in an ungodly world.

In today's sermon, we asked the question who is Jesus to you? The Scriptures tell us in John 1 that Jesus is God, He is the Creator and sustainer, He is the light of the world, Jesus is fully God and fully man. In this sermon, you'll discover who Jesus is.

Today we looked at Jesus coming into Jerusalem and the celebration. Then we looked at His trial before the Pharisees and Pilate and then the cross, ending with the tomb. Through it all, Jesus gave His live so that we can have life.

Today we started a series called The Final Days of Jesus. Jesus was with His disciples at dinner and gave them for life lessons. These lessons are to love unconditionally, serve selflessly, love faithfully, and speak truthfully. These are lessons Jesus taught His disciples are lessons for us today.

In today's sermon we looked at Saul who became Paul. Saul had his life planned out yet God had other plans. No matter what Saul did, God's plans were unstoppable. God has a plan for you life. Today you'll discover that your desires determine your destiny, your discernment determines your direction, your direction determines your outcome, and your determination determines your success.

Today we looked at Acts 4 and living the bold life. Peter and John were arrested for boldly proclaiming the gospel. They understood that Holy Spirit power is greater than any earthly power and when they were told to stop, they prayed for greater boldness. When challenges to your faith come, understand that Holy Spirit power is greater than any earthly power.

Today we started a series called Unstoppable looking at the early church and how they were unstoppable. Today we see in Acts 1 that they would receive power from God and would be given a purpose and plan by Jesus. When the church today lives in the power of the Holy Spirit and follows the purpose and plan given by Jesus, it will be an unstoppable church.

Today we looked at Romans 5:1-5 and discovered that setbacks become the setup for great things in our lives. Our passage today reveals that when we welcome difficulties and challenges in our lives, we will become stronger in our walk with the Lord.

In today's message we looked at Colossians 3:1-17 and learned that our lives are transformed when we look upward toward Jesus, look inward to deal with our issues, and look outward with a new perspective. Your perspective will change when you focus on Jesus.

Today we looked at the Magi and their journey to see Jesus. They were fully committed to finding Jesus and when they found Him, they worshiped Him. We also saw the response of Herod. People either worship the Savior or they reject the Savior. What is your response to the Savior?

Today we looked at Luke 1:28-36 and saw that Mary had a humble heart that was able to be used by God. Her humble heart was a useful heart. Today we discovered that God uses people who have humble hearts.

In today's sermon, you'll learn how God's Love Impacts your life. God's love will save you from your sin and impact you in ways you never thought possible.

Today we looked at Psalm 51. David buried his sin and Nathan confronted him. His sin was no longer hidden. David got real with God, took an honest look at himself, and then confessed his sin. Only then, did he experience a new heart. In today's sermon, you'll learn how to deal with hidden sin in order to experience restoration in your life. .

Today we started the series Get in the Game and looked at the Parable of the Soils. We saw there are 4 types of receivers; the intercepted, the fumbler, the butter finger, and the sticky finger receiver. Which receiver are you?

In today's sermon, we looked at what happens when God's Kingdom advances and saw that God's Kingdom advances when the gospel is shared. When the gospel is shared, it can literally change the world for the better.

In today's sermon, you'll learn the importance of investing in the lives of others and the impact it can have. In Matthew 28:18-20 we see that as Christians, we are to teach people about Jesus and reach people for Jesus so they can go out and teach people about Jesus and reach people for Jesus.

Today we started a new series call One Small Step focusing on sharing the good news of the gospel. In this week's sermon, we'll look at three people who met Jesus, learn how their lives were changed, and the impact they made by sharing their story. You'll be challenged to share your story because when you share your story, God will get the glory.

In today's sermon, we look at I Thessalonians 5:16-18 and Philippians 4:6-8 and discover the benefits of continual prayer.