As we begin this series, we explore the timeless theological question - do we choose God, or does God choose us? Or, is the answer simply "yes"?By Doug Axtell

By Doug Axtell

By Doug Axtell

By Jay Stuckey, III

By Doug Axtell

By Doug Axtell

Jay talks about humility as we continue studying the passage in Romans 12.By Jay Stuckey III

As Doug looks at Romans 12:1-2, we learn how followers of Jesus are called to be transformed and changed from the inside out.By Doug Axtell

Doug wraps up this series by discussing the God who is always on our side, through life, death, and everything else.By Doug Axtell

This week, Jay explores the scripture in Genesis to give us a perspective on parenting that reflects God's love.By Jay Stuckey, III

Looking at David's grief from Psalm 13, Doug tries to help us see that God sees reality through a very different, and very eternal, lens.By Doug Axtell

Guilt weighs us all down at times, but when we let it overcome us, we are pretending that Jesus isn't enough. By looking at the shortcomings that Paul shared with Timothy, Doug helps us look at how we can address guilt in our own lives.By Doug Axtell

Jay begins this series by talking about how we climb out of valleys as followers of Jesus. Learning from betrayal - and forgiving as Jesus forgave - is essential to the life of a believer.By Jay Stuckey, III

For Mother's Day, we look at the story of Eunice and Lois and the profound impact they had on Timothy.By Doug Axtell

Listen as Doug talks about the way we follow Jesus, entering through the narrow gate.By Doug Axtell

As we look at the power of words, Doug reminds us of what James, Paul, and Jesus had to say about the power of the tongue. Our words can be a blessing to others, or they can be a curse.By Doug Axtell

On Resurrection Sunday, Pastor Doug discusses the impact that Jesus being raised from the dead had on the apostles by looking at Acts 5:41-42, when they "rejoiced to be worthy of suffering for the Name."By Doug Axtell

This week, we look at Jesus' words from the cross: "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do."By Doug Axtell

Doug looks at like 23:32-43 to show us how Jesus showed love to the two criminals with whom he was crucified. Sometimes, love takes the form of not responding at all, and other times, it takes the form of picking up somebody lost in their own struggles.By Doug Axtell

Jay begins this series with looking at how Jesus loved his mother, even as he hung from the cross.By Jay Stuckey, III

This week, Mike talks about the power of influence as he takes us through Esther's interaction with the King.By Michael Gorospe

This week, Doug wraps up the two-part series by discussing how God helps us overcome fear.By Doug Axtell

This is a two-part series about overcoming. This week, as we look at the last chapter of Hosea, Doug talks us through overcoming failure. It all begins and ends with God, and not with our abilities.By Doug Axtell

This week, Doug wraps up our series on religion vs. the gospel. Listen as he takes us through the 6th chapter of Galatians.By Doug Axtell

This week, Doug looks at the world of requirements that we make and compares it to living with God's spirit as our constant guide.By Doug Axtell

This week, we look at Galatians 4:1-7 and discuss God's timing.By Doug Axtell

This week, we look at equality between races, religions, and genders. Paul had a very clear instruction for the Galatians, and it still applies to us today. Galatians 3:23-29By Doug Axtell

As we continue the series, this week we look at the rules that Christians often impose on others. God expects only two things: Love God, Love Others. Galatians 2:1-10By Doug Axtell

Doug begins this new series by looking at religion--man's attempt to fix God's mistakes--as opposed to the simple and wonderful news that Jesus is Lord and His Kingdom is available. This week, he looks at faith vs works in Galatians 1:6-10.By Doug Axtell

Today, Doug gives his 15th Vision Day and discusses how we can get involved in 2017.By Doug Axtell

There are no accidental encounters. God constantly puts us in positions to talk to people, and Doug uses the story of Philip and the Eunuch in Acts 8:26-40 to show how being ready to do what the Spirit asks will be all that is needed.By Doug Axtell

Doug takes us through Psalm 51, the aftermath of Nathan confronting David. We look at sin, not from a guilt-centered approach, but from a practical approach of what it is and how it hinders us. Most importantly, Doug helps us through what to do about it.By Doug Axtell

By Jay Stuckey, III

By Doug Axtell

By Doug Axtell

By Doug Axtell

By Doug Axtell

By Jay Stuckey, III