The Holy Spirit is the life-giver and change agent in a believer’s life…as long as you yield your life to Him. Phill Hall shows us how the Holy Spirit is the One doing the work in all disciple making relationships and why that’s what we definitely want!

The purpose of the power of Jesus isn’t to be used to make our lives work better (although it does), nor as the source of power so we can work for Him (although it is). As followers of Jesus, our constant aim is to know, love, trust and pursue an intimate relationship with Him. Listen as Pastor Steve Wick talks about he Power of Jesus.

Prayer is the key that unlocks the promises and power of God. Steve Tomberlin walks us through intercessory prayer and how God uses us to unleash His power in the lives of others.

What is the Gospel? And how can it save us? And what is it saving us from? Pastor Steve Wick shares not only the Gospel but why sharing it brings God’s power into your life and the life of those you share it with. Do not miss this impactful sermon!

Calling yourself a Christian but not reading the Bible is a huge disconnect. The Word of God should not be sitting on our shelves gathering dust but, as Elder Matt Grose shows us, should be consistently read to help reveal God to us, transform us and equip us as we navigate life on earth.  Learn about God’s power available to you through the Word of God.

In the final sermon of the “Together, Living with Purpose” series, Pastor Ken gives a path forward for our church to help us embrace the new vision. It will require a plan, tools and resources, as well as alignment with Jesus.

Simeon was a common man of deep faith who was confidently waiting for God to bring the Messiah as He had promised. As we celebrate the birth of Jesus, are we waiting in expectation and reaching out for God’s gift of salvation?

A message from the series “Christmas 2019.” Before the angel visited Mary to tell her about being the mom of Jesus, what do you think she was wanting for her life? It probably didn’t include getting pregnant before being married. However, Mary’s response was acceptance to God’s will for her life. We can learn a lot from Mary’s attitude toward what God wanted for her life and her open-handed response to Him.

We are called to love others and walk with them toward Jesus. But how do we move from “I should” do this to “I want to?”

Living with a Kingdom mindset means looking beyond those in your “orbit,” and instead it challenges us to go beyond those we’re most comfortable with and leaving a legacy of spiritual generations behind us.