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In Luke 3 we see that John was sent to prepare the way for Jesus. He accomplished this through the preparation of hearts with repentance. Today we are praying for God to send revival and we prepare for this through repentance.

Maturity isn't an accident. You can grow older without growing wiser. You can grow taller without growing deeper. In this message we look at the way Jesus developed and grew into the life that would change the world.

Luke wrote 2 books and they're pretty remarkable. Today we'll see how Luke's first book stands apart and deserves our attention in a world crowded with content and information. Luke's gospel brings us into the presence of Jesus and that presence is significant and transformational.

Christmas not only brought hope to dark days, dark places, and dark hearts, it brought hope to a dark church. 2020 has been a dark year for the church and for our church, but when we are focused on Jesus our hearts are filled with hope and we can look to the future with anticipation.

Jesus arrived in a dark time and in a dark place, but it was in that shape because of the decisions of mankind. Jesus arrived when and where He did in order to turn back the darkness at the source, our hearts. Jesus would win back the world by winning back our hearts.

Pastor Eric shares with us that the hope we have in Christ is more than having a positive outlook.

The Hope we celebrate at Christmas shines brightest on the darkest of days and in the darkest of places. Celebrate HOPE with us this month to close out a most difficult year.

We didn't gather for our testimony service, so we've put one together digitally with a message on being realistically thankful. We hope you've had a wonderful Thanksgiving and that you'll plan to join us in person or online again this upcoming Sunday as we focus on HOPE for the month of December.

People think Joy will be found in stuff, experiences, money, or popularity- but none of them deliver. In this worship experience Pastor Daniel shares the the secret ingredient to joy is gratitude.

We need to be thankful in good times and bad, but especially in the bad. This Sunday Pastor Daniel will share with us why this Thanksgiving is so important.

It's a new season and what was appropriate in the previous season doesn't fit now, not because it is or was wrong, but because it's not the right season. God is doing a new thing and that means we need new wineskins.

In this sermon, Pastor Daniel points out that we are more than physically and emotional tired. We are soul tired and the rest our souls need can only be found in one place.

Even the strongest Christians face doubts and lose hope. In our message today we look at how Jesus responded when His closest follower was confused and full of doubt.

This World is geared to distract us with what doesn't matter, so we need to "Win the Day" each day so we are focused on what truly matters.Winning the Day means starting with God's Word before turning to any other form of information or media. We know how you start your day will impact how you spend your day, so start it out with God's Word and you'll win the day!

God used the ever present crisis of the desert to teach the Israelites to depend on Him daily, and God wants to use this ever present crisis of the pandemic to teach us to depend on Him daily.

David tells us in Psalm 1 that a person who delights in God's law will be like a tree planted by a river. This means that when we delight in God's law, we won't be dependent upon our circumstances. We'll have roots in the source of life in good times and bad.

Our world and culture is designed to grab our attention. The people running the businesses and organizations of the world are putting a lot of thought and hard work into getting our attention, our support, and our money. Believers should work just as hard to keep their eyes fixed on Jesus so that we become people of substance. Holy habits and patterns develop resistance to the strategies of this world and fill our inner worlds with substantive truth.

Holy Patterns help us find New Routes and put down Deep Roots.

We are all ready to be on the other side of the pandemic, but there may be a lesson for us in the middle of this storm. In this sermon we look at how Jesus and the disciples handled the interruption of a storm as they may their way across to the other side of the sea.

The final message in the Heal Our Land series on 2 Chronicles 7:14