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Rev. Dr. Matt Williams continues teaching us about storms from Genesis 33:1-10 as he shows us how God often meets us through people in our lives.

Rev. Dr. Matt Williams deals with the upside of our storms based on Matthew 14:22-33 and the story of Jesus walking on water as he goes out to meet his disciples who went ahead of him on the boat. Rev. Williams provides for ways that storms have an upside.

Rev. Dr. Matt Williams continues the Storms teaching series from James 1:1-5 talking about how to have joy in our storms. He provides several factors about storms that can lead to joy.

In Acts 13:5, 12-13; 15:36-40 John-Mark had great aspirations of joining the missionary journey of Paul and Barnabas, but somewhere along the way he encountered storms and left them. Rev. Dr. Matt Williams discusses these types of storms and how we deal with them and then shows how Paul might have eventually had a change of heart in 2 Timothy 4:11.

Rev. Dr. Matt Williams takes the storm that Paul and his companions encountered in Acts 27:16-44 and gives us the anchors the Paul shows us in this episode and how to apply them to our own storms in life.

Rev. Dr. Matt Williams continues a Storms teaching series from Matthew 7:24-27 as he discusses where the foundation of our lives is built. Will our foundation withstand the storms of life or will we be washed away? The one foundation that can withstand any storm is Jesus Christ.

Rev. Dr. Matt Williams begins a new teaching series on storms from Mark 4:35-41. How do we handle our storms? The disciples couldn't believe Jesus would sleep through the storm and were afraid. Dr. Williams gives us several keys to dealing with our storms in light of the Scriptures and Jesus' involvement. 

Rev. Jim Roma uses 1 Corinthians 15:1-8; 15-20 to remind us that Easter doesn't have to be over in one day. Easter is an everyday thing to be remembered and lived out.

Rev. Dr. Matt Williams tells us that Easter is about Jesus. Without him in the middle it really isn't Easter. Luke 23:39-43 is the reference for this weeks message.

Rev. Dr. Matt Williams speaks from John 18:12-14; 25-27 and Luke 23:39-43. We will all respond to the arrest, false trial, and death of Jesus. Peter responded one way, the two men who were hanged with Jesus responded by mocking and accepting. How will each of us respond?