The second candle reminds us Jesus was born in Bethlehem.  His birth proved God’s love for us.  This week we look at the events that took place in Bethlehem years before the birth of Christ and how they help point to the Messiah.

This week we begin our Christmas series based on the four weeks of Advent.  The first candle is the HOPE candle.  The prophecies in God’s Word give us great hope that just as Jesus was born fulfilling the prophecies he will also return again soon just ...

Jesus healed ten lepers but only one returned to give thanks and to praise God.  I wonder how this statistic applies to the number of people we call themselves Christians but don’t have the time to worship God or the dedication to follow Jesus.

This week are are reminded we are Holy Priests.  We are not called to be bench-warmers or spectators in the church - we are all called to actively take part in ministry.

This week our message is from Therese Greenberg and is a play on the Pastor's name but reminds us of lessons taught in the Old Testament we need to apply to our lives today.

The Old Testament is very relevant to us as New Testament Christians.  There is much we can learn from the Nation of Israel that applies to the church today.  This week we look at how the disobedience of Israel when they refused to enter in an possess ...

This week's podcast is a message by Mark Nelson.

Knowing the traps and snares of Satan allows us to plan a route of escape.  This week we focus on how to deal with situations where we have been offended or we have offended another.

As Christians we are to forgive and avoid the trap Satan sets before us - to take revenge upon the person who committed the offense against us.  The problem with revenge is that it is a trap.  It will not only bring evil upon the person is directed tow...

One of Satan's greatest traps is to have christian brothers and sisters become offended at one another and then to live in an attitude of unforgiveness.  Jesus clearly tells us multiple times in the Bible we must forgive our brothers and sisters if we ...