This Sunday’s service we plan to talk about how you can know a tree is good by its fruit.  In the same manner you can know a person is a child of God by their fruit.  But the questions are.  How do you cause a tree to be good or bad?  And how can we […]

In a world that can be filled with hopelessness, where do you turn?  How can we find hope?  In our message this Sunday, we look at a man named Jairus who lost all hope that his daughter could be saved.  We also meet a woman who had spent everything she had to be well again.  […]

We are starting a new series titled “Questions Answered.”  This Sunday we are going to see how it is that God is good, even when there is suffering in the world.  When bad things happen in this fallen world, we can still look to God and know that He is good.

What is your response to the question “are you ready for Jesus’ return?”  It is important for us all to live like He is coming back today.  Because one day He will, He will return.

One moment Elijah was on top of the world feeling God’s power and presence flowing through his life.  The next moment he finds himself at an all time low, fearing his own life.  Searching for direction, protection and reason for life.  He eventually finds God in a “still small voice.”  

What make a church successful? Is it lots of money? A great preacher? Great outreach programs and internal programming? Did you know that the early church didn’t have that? And yet they turned the world upside down.  What did the early church have that made the difference?

Paul told the church at Ephesus that before they became Christians, they had nothing of value.  What is it that we need to remember that we have, and what difference does that make in our lives?

People struggle with feeling “good enough.”  They think “other people may be good enough to deserve something like heaven, but not me.  I have a dark side that no one knows about.”  In Paul’s letter to the Ephesians we read that they “were ONCE dead because of their disobedience and many sins.”  What does that […]

Paul said he prayed for the Ephesians that they would “know… what is the immeasurable greatness of his power toward us.”  Why was this power such an important thing that they KNOW it?  What does it matter for us to KNOW it today?