In today’s message, we will see Jesus being tempted by the devil after 40 days of fasting. Each attack from Satan is put to rest by Jesus with the word of God. We will learn how to use God‘s word as a weapon against the attack of the enemy. We will learn what it means to stand on The Word. We must know it, then believe it, then stand up upon it.

In tonight‘s message, David will celebrate the blessing of forgiveness. We all need forgiveness and this Psalm will teach us how to approach God for forgiveness and what a blessing it is that He is willing to forgive us when we repent.

In today’s message, we will look at the genealogy of Jesus from Luke’s perspective. We will be reminded that God entered into humanity so that we might be saved. Jesus literally came for us! We will also see in this genealogy that He made room for all who desire to be saved to be able to come.

In this Psalm David expresses his trust and hope in the Lord in the midst of his prayer request and praise reports. We see the depths of intimacy that David had in his relationship with God. I hope we will walk away from this message with deeper gratitude and greater trust in God.

In today's message, Joshua Rogers, will be taking a look at the early church with the hopes of us growing in understanding the purpose of being involved with our church community.

In Tonight’s message David will show us that God is faithful in both our suffering and our restoration. We should remember His deliverance, remain humble in seasons of blessing, and praise Him continually.

In today's message, Pastor Curtis Wilson, is discussing the security we have in Christ and the wonderful truth, that there is no condemnation for those who belong to Him.

In tonight‘s message, we will learn of the heart of true praise and worship that belong to the Lord. We will also learn about the power and authority in the voice of the Lord. This Psalm of praise will inspire sincere worship from our hearts.

In today’s message, John will take the opportunity to clarify the difference between himself as forerunner for Christ and the work the Messiah was coming to do. John makes it emphatically clear that Jesus is greater than him and the work that He comes to do is Greater as well. There is a powerful lesson on humility and all of this.

In tonight‘s message, David will share the “one thing” he desires from the Lord. With all that he had going on, the one thing he desired was intimacy and closeness with God. I hope that David’s words in this Psalm will help us arrive at the same place where we lay aside every worldly desire and desire that was truly matters. Closeness to God.