In the world we see ungodliness, but in the church we should see a reflection of Jesus. This week pastor Jeff starts a series about six affirmations of a healthy church found in the first seventeen verses of Paul's letter to the church at Colosse. In today's lesson he looks specifically at verse 12 as he answers the question, "Who are we in Christ?". You'll discover that we are choosen, we are changing, and we are cherished. Listen to this engaging sermon that will help you undestand your identity as a believer. Text: Colossians 3:1-17

What is there in your life that tells people that you love Jesus and that you're walking with the Him? True salvation always shows up in a person's life. However, as believers we still struggle with living according to the commands of Jesus. This week Pastor looks Romans 8:1 and how in our struggles, our failures, and iin our sins we can still be under no condemnation. Christian growth doesn't happen first by behaving better but by believing better. Text: Romans 8:1-4

In the upper room discourse Jesus presents four foundational truths to Christianity; Substitutionary Atonement, the New Covenant, Forgivness of Sins, and Eternal Security. Listen to today's sermon as pastor Jeff uncovers these truths from the Gospel of Matthew.Text: Matthew 26:26

Text: John 8:30

What does Biblical conversion really look like? How does it show up in someone's life? Is there a difference between a religious person and a Christian? Listen to today's sermon as pastor Jeff looks at Nicodemus and his conversation with Jesus. Text: John 3: 1-7

A real relationship with God is observable and has substance. In this sermon pastor Jeff looks at faith that is real as seen in the new testament passage about a fig tree, a curse, and a mountain. Text: Mark 11

In this sermon pastor Jeff looks at the faith of Caleb through three stages of his life, how he kept his eyes on the Lord, how he waited on the Lord, and how he kept expectation for God's promises. Are there mountains in your life that need to be conquered? Caleb's words in the book of Joshua,  "give me this hill country" challenge us to put our faith in the same God that delivered the promised land to Caleb and Joshua, as we face mountains in our own life.

Text: Joshua 14:12

So if you were asked the question, "What do you need as a human? How would you respond? In today's message pastor Aaron studies Psalm 29 and looks in to the subject of God's glory, the glory He has and the glory He is given. Man's greatest need is to hear God's voice and behold His glory. So how do we do that? How do we live our daily lives listening to the voice of God (His Word) and living in view of His glory?  In this sermon pastor Aaron outlines this Psalm in 3 parts, I. Ascribe to the LORD, 2. The Power of God's voice, 3. The King is our strong help.

Text: Psalm 29:1-ff

There are those moments in our life that we will never forget when our life has been turned upside down. It's at those times that we often ask; "how will I find the strength to keep going?" In today's sermon pastor Jeff looks at the words of the prophet Isaiah and four vital truths that he wants us to know about God and how He keeps us going.

Text: Isaiah 40:31

What does the word "difficult"  bring to mind? Is there one person you think of when you hear that word? If there's person who exemplifies the word difficult in the scripture it would be Abraham. His life was filled with difficulties. Our lives too are filled with difficult tests. In today's message pastor Jeff looks at Abraham's life and draws our four tests of a real beleiver. Text: Hebrews 11:8-19

America has many beautiful places and sights to see but what if you took a look at it's character? What if you looked at it spirituality? What do we stand for today in America? What are our core beliefs? It would be appropriate to say we are living in a time when the question being asked by most isn't "Is the Bible true? But is it relevant?"! Pastor Jeff looks at what the prophet Jeremiah had to say to the people of Israel about the condition of their nation and some lessons we might learn.  Text: Jeremiah 8

America has many beautiful places and sights to see but what if you took a look at it's character? What if you looked at it spirituality? What do we stand for today in America? What are our core beliefs? It would be appropriate to say we are living in a time when the question being asked by most isn't "Is the Bible true? But is it relevant?"! Pastor Jeff looks at what the prophet Jeremiah had to say to the people of Israel about the condition of their nation and some lessons we might learn.  Text: Jeremiah 8