A word well said is a fitting tribute to a life well-lived. Mike Beyelia shares how to live so that good words will represent your life.

Since our church began meeting in 1955, Homecoming Sunday marks our “birthday”. This year we discuss the battles everyone is facing. In the struggles you face, victory awaits if you have three keys. Pastor not only shares these keys from 2 Corinthians 4, but also shows how to practice them.

Pictures tell a story. Listen and watch while baptism shows outside what is true inside!

Jesus, God’s perfect Servant, has been tried, convicted, and now is about to be executed. Even in this final act, Jesus serves God. Pastor shares today the important lesson that sacrifice is the ultimate act of service.

Society values loyalty and companionship. We treasure those relationships, especially when difficulty arises. Today, we find Jesus facing the darkest moments of His life – alone. Listen as Pastor shares two important lessons we can learn as we watch Jesus face difficulty alone.

Jesus is confronted by those who believe they have figured out the future. In all their analyses and calculations, they had overlooked two critical pieces of information – God’s power and promises. Listen as Pastor shares the lessons to be learned from planning for the future with God’s power and promises in view.

Join us as we celebrate the victory won by Jesus that is remembered each Easter morning. Pastor shares from 1 Corinthians 15 about the deliverance gained from sin, death, and fear.

Jesus quotes this psalm while hanging on the cross. To what truths was He directing our attention? How can we be encouraged by looking at His suffering? The lesson Jesus wants us to learn is to trust God no matter what.

We are familiar with hearing of Jesus’ power to perform miracles. We often forget that there is a greater display of power: the power of Jesus to create faith.Today’s sermon examines the power of Jesus to create faith that asks, acts, and accepts. Listen and ask yourself if that type of faith is present in […]

Difficulties in life cause us to take stock of life, make any necessary adjustments, then proceed with new arrangements in place. We do this on a regular basis as part of life. Recently, our church family lost a dear member of our leadership team after a battle with illness. Today, we remember the seriousness of […]