We all come from different environments that have impacted our hearts for better or worse, but no matter what the condition of our hearts’ “soil” is, God can transform it so that fruit is able to grow and thrive. However, there must also be people willing to sow these seeds, especially for our children and students. We as a church don’t want to wait until they’re older—we want to invest in what God is doing in their lives right now.

The topic of fathers and their impact in the home, the office, the community, and the world is covered. When fathers step up and represent the Father that is their example, the world will be impacted. The idea of regardless of the father you were given, the Father is available to all, and is the best Father.

Sometimes it seems that all the odds are stacked against us because of where we’ve come from or what we’ve done. In John 4 Jesus engages in conversation with a Samaritan woman whom most people would’ve considered an outcast beyond fixing. In this message we’ll see how God can redeem even the worst about ourselves and give us a new beginning.

Paul candidly discusses his inability to overcome his sinful nature in Romans 7; then in Romans 8, he lays out a plan for success. It’s a plan that all of us need to understand and implement in our lives. In this message, we’ll talk about how to emerge from the “law of sin” and embrace the “law of life” and the victory that is ours in Christ.

We live in an entitlement culture. Most people believe that there’s a long list of things they need to be happy. They also believe they’re entitled to everything on their list. The Bible has a lot to say about that. In this message we’ll look at a list of things we’re not entitled to. You may be surprised!

Opinions are everywhere these days. It seems that everyone has one about something, many of which are adversarial and argumentative. A quick glimpse at social media bears that out. This raises some questions: “Does everyone’s opinion matter? Which opinions should we embrace, and which are best ignored?” In this series, we’ll examine common opinions about crucial areas of our lives, then place them alongside Biblical truth (God’s opinion) and see what makes the most sense.

At one point in his ministry, the Apostle Paul considered John Mark a failure; so much so that he dismissed him as a traveling companion. There were a lot of people who surely advised John Mark to “just give up,” but God had other plans. In this message, we’ll take a look at John Mark’s restoration and happy outcome.