Much is made about what you know. Brother Mike Beyelia reminds us of the importance of WHO you know. Knowing Jesus and knowing that He knows you is a tremendous encouragement. Thanks for joining us today in worship.

Do you plan ahead? Today we look at three kings and realize the necessity of keeping God in your plans.

David’s life reminds us that God makes the best plans for our future. Look at God’s plan and ask how that influences your plans!

Paul is sure his situation will turn out well. Not only does Jesus gives certainty about the future, He gives peace as well.

Hope moves you forward, even when you do not know where you are going! Discover hope is your greatest motivator and learn its three characteristics.

We celebrate our return to indoor worship by looking back at what God has done, looking around at what God is doing, and looking ahead to what God has promised. No matter where we look, we discover that faith allows God to do what only He can do!

Paul finishes his letter to the church by reminding them of the ability they have to continue by looking forward with confidence, with hope. This hope gives them a strong future to anticipate. Paul’s message is clear: spiritual stamina rest in hope!

Mark 13 records Jesus’ last formal public teaching. When questioned about what the future will hold, Jesus stresses the importance of watching how you look at life, and how you live your life. Pastor explains how these truths are still important today as we face uncertainty and questions about the future.

Memory is a wonderful thing. It can be jogged and triggered and even shared. But even when we share an experience we may not have the same memory of it. The psalmist tells us there are several important items to remember when we think about our experiences. Discover those items with us this morning!

The message given to Daniel was one of exacting detail. God wanted to encourage Daniel that in spite of all that would occur, there was a plan to bring Israel and her people safely into the place where God’s presence and blessings would be personally felt and experienced. In the midst of struggle and trouble, […]