Guest speaker, Ed Gross, explores the question "Are the lost really lost?" and our role as Christians to love the lost as God loves them.

Pastor Bob teaches out of Act 4.

Pastor Bob teaches from John 17.

Stan Lauterback - the third in the series, Stan outlines the purpose of worship in the church.

Pastor Sloan - how we should pray to our Father

Pastor Sloan
Daniel believed God, confessed his sin and the sin of his people, and listened to God.

Pastor Bob teaches us about prayer through the story of Nehemiah.

Stan Lauterback - what is the mission of the church?

Stan Lauterback teaches out of Colossians 3. What does the community within the church look like?

Relationship - not rules

The story of the Prodigal Son

The story of the woman who washed Jesus' feet with her tears. How did Jesus react to her? How did the other people in the room react to her? How do we react when we really understand the depth to which God has forgiven us?

Pastor Bob gives us insight into why Jesus sought out the blind man after he healed him, to tell him that He is the Messiah.

The story of Jesus healing the blind man. (Pastor Wayne Rissmiller)

The story of the Good Samaritan.

The story of the widow of Nain from Luke 7.

Easter Sunday - He is RISEN! Pastor Bob tells the story from the perspective of Peter.

What does it mean to imitate Christ? What should our Christian walk look like?

If you are saved, you are no longer the person you were. What does the new self look like?

In light of who you are in Christ, how should you be living a life worthy of your calling?

What is the basis for your identity?

Ephesians 3 - A look at how Paul describes himself and how we as Christians can serve, administrate, and be a prisoner of the Gospel.

How did you get to this point in your life? You were dead in your sins and God, through his grace, has brought you to life.

Why is it good to be you? Because YOU are the riches of God.

Who are you now that you've been adopted into the Kingdom of God? A study from Ephesians 1

Friends do whatever it takes to help friends get closer to Jesus.

How important is community to God? Pastor Wayne looks at what the Bible show us about the Trinity and why God made us to need other people.

As the new year approaches, Pastor Bob looks to Paul's letter to Timothy to see what important things we should be focusing on for the new year.

Why Mary? Why Joseph? Why the shepherds? Why did God choose these people to play a part in his plan?

Pastor Bob investigates the question Why There? Why did God choose Bethlehem? Why a stable?

Why did God choose that moment in time to send Jesus to be born in Bethlehem? Why not right when man sinned? Why not today?

Stan Lauterback teaches from Micah 7. What should the godly do when judgment comes?

What does the Lord require of us? What will we do when we are found guilty?

"The remnant of Jacob will be in the midst of many peoples like dew from the LORD, like showers on the grass, which do not wait for man or linger for mankind." Micah 5:7

"All the nations may walk in the name of their gods; we will walk in the name of the LORD our God for ever and ever." Micah 4:5

What goes around, comes around. This isn't just a common saying or a clever comeback, this is the way God has ordered the universe. Those who do evil will have evil be done to them and vice-versa.

Micah the prophet wept over God's judgment against the people after they turned to idols. When we see God's judgment against people, we should not rejoice in their suffering, we should use those opportunities to bring those people to the Lord.

Our speaker, Stan Lauterback, teaches out of John 17 and explains how we can live in and for God's glory

Our guest speaker, Dr. Ron Blue, shows us from Romans 10 how we can affect the whole world for Christ.

It doesn't matter who you are or where you've been, God wants you! As seen in Acts, the disciples and early followers of Christ were led to share the gospel with all sorts of people: a Samaritan, an Ethiopian eunuch, and an officer in the Roman army.

When the disciples healed the crippled man at the temple, the results were that people from outside Jerusalem heard about it and put their faith in Christ. The act of one man affected a large area

Week 1 of our Missions Focus, Pastor Sloan looks at Acts 1 & 2 to show us how the disciples affected their immediate area for Christ.

God choose Gideon, the lowest member of his family and his tribe, to lead Israel. God called him and he followed. God said, "Go in the strength you have...Am I not sending you?" (Judges 6:14). What does God want from you?