Pastor Ritch teaches through Acts 3:1-26 and the power in the name of Jesus.

Pastor Ritch teaches through Acts 2:14-41 and how every one of God's people will have the Holy Spirit and that will lead to supernatural experiences with God. Every one who calls upon the name of the Lord will be saved.

Pastor Robert Marshall presented great reminders as to the purpose of the church with a focus in Ephesians 3.

Pastor Ritch teaches through Acts 2:1-13 and the coming of the Holy Spirit; one of the most important events in the history of the Church.

Pastor Ritch gives a warning and encouragement to new believers after baptism through the teaching of Romans 6:3-7

Pastor Ritch teaches through Acts 1:12-26 and how the early church waited in preparation for the promised Holy Spirit.

Pastor Ritch teaches through Acts 1:1-11 and Jesus’ commissioning of His disciples to share the Good News with the world.

Pastor Dave Griffin blessed us with a great message on the ABCDs of Being Light in the world. He encouraged us to:

• Ask God first

• Be different

• Care sacrificially

• Declare Jesus

Pastor Ritch wraps up our series on Worship by teaching through Ephesians 5:15-21 and how worship fuels the church.

Pastor Ritch continues our series on Worship by teaching through Romans 12:1-2 and that:

• Worship is more than singing-- it is yielding to who God is and what He wants.

• Everyone worships something.

• You worship whatever gets your main affection/attention.

• Acts of worship without love for God dishonors God.

Pastor Ritch kicks off our series on Worship by teaching through Romans 4-5 and that:

• Worship starts with seeing God rightly

• What captivates you will shape you

• A small view of God creates small worship

• True worship produces humility

Pastor Robert Marshall teaches on the spread of the Gospel as we see it in Acts 2-12.

This sermon traces the theme of the shedding of innocent blood from the earliest pages of Scripture to today, showing how God consistently sees, judges, and speaks about the taking of innocent life. It calls believers to face the issue of abortion with biblical clarity, deep compassion, and gospel hope — holding together truth, repentance, forgiveness, and the call to protect the vulnerable.

How should Christians think about the nation of Israel today?

The news of Charlie Kirk’s death has stirred something inside of many of us. It makes us want to DO something. But what? How are we to respond when we encounter these kinds of devastating events in our lives? Jesus provides the answers...

The Kingdom of God is not just a place, but the reign and rule of God breaking into our world through Jesus. In this 2-part series, Pastor Ritch teaches “24 things that the Bible tells us about the Kingdom”.

The Kingdom of God is not just a place, but the reign and rule of God breaking into our world through Jesus. In this 2-part series, Pastor Ritch teaches “24 things that the Bible tells us about the Kingdom”.

2 Thessalonians teaches that Jesus will one day return in power and glory, bringing justice to a broken world. Before that day comes, there will be rebellion and the rise of a deceiver, but God is still in control. In the meantime, we’re called to stand firm in the truth, encouraged by the hope that evil won’t win—Jesus will.

1 Peter 2 encourages believers to live as God’s chosen people—set apart, growing in spiritual maturity, and reflecting Christ in both word and action. Peter calls Christians to crave God’s Word like newborn babies crave milk, to be built into a spiritual house with Jesus as the cornerstone, and to live honorably among unbelievers. Even in the face of rejection or suffering, believers are reminded that they are a royal priesthood and a holy nation, called out of darkness into God’s marvelous light, so that their lives would point others to Him.