July 12, 2015
Today, Pastor Micah examines the life of Joshua, and how we can learn from his childlike faith and obedience.
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Lessons from The Old Testament – week 1
July 5, 2015
Pastor Micah begins a series of lessons from lives of people in the O.T. Although they lived long ago, their lives still can teach us much that is relevant to ours. This week – Elijah
New Covenant
June 28, 2015
On Father’s Day, Pastor Micah reminds us of our incredible Heavenly Father.
Don’t mess with the old lady!
June 21, 2015
This week, Pastor Dan speaks of God’s Church – The Bride of Christ and how in today’s world The Church is so often incorrectly and inappropriately maligned. Remember, He cares more than you can fathom for His Church!
Acceptable Sins? Week 5
June 14, 2015
In our final week of the series we cover the grandaddy of all sins – pride. Pride keeps us from admitting our total reliance on God and His grace and also keeps us from repenting-which is critical to walking with Christ.
Acceptable Sins? Week 4
June 7, 2015
The world says “I don’t have to go to church to be a Christian.” The Bible is clear that’s a lie. It has become acceptable to be isolated – but that’s dangerous and not God’s will.
Acceptable Sins? week 3
May 31, 2015
Holding grudges,bad attitudes, leaving a church or relationship over an offense – when did such things become acceptable? Thy haven’t for believers. Us “forgiving as Christ forgave” will change the world……if we’ll actually do it.
Acceptable Sin? Week 2
May 24, 2015
God tells us to stop worrying about everyone else and focus on our own walks. When it comes to other believers/denominations/churches – stop criticizing, finding differences and focus on What we have in common – Jesus!
Acceptable Sin?
May 17, 2015
This week we start a series addressing sins that have almost become acceptable?
You won’t get to Heaven without it.
May 10, 2015
This week, we’re reminded without holiness no one will see God. Not haughtiness, perfection, or self-righteousness, but holiness.