In this message, we will be reminded to not walk in fear so that we can operate in our calling.

In today’s message from Pastor Curtis Wilson, the Apostle Peter lays out the necessary steps needed for growth and maturity in Christ.

This is a Psalm that David wrote after God delivered him from Saul and his other enemies. We will learn in tonight‘s message that there are truths of God we can know from reading the scriptures, and then there are deeper truths We can only know through experience. David wrote this Psalm out of deep experience with the Lord that resulted in heartfelt worship and thanks to The Lord.

In today’s message as we end the book of Hebrews. We will have many closing exhortations. Hebrews moves from the theological conversation to practical instruction for Christian living. We will deal with church leadership, sound doctrine, sacrifice, and perseverance. The goal is to allow deep theology to grow into everyday obedience.

In this Psalm, David is again facing growing adversity. In the midst of it all he rejoices in the Lord, recounting the blessings of following the Lord and the glory to come after death.

Today, as we celebrate Mother’s Day, we will look at three different mothers. With each one, we will focus in on the different stages of motherhood. We hope this message will build up, strengthen, and encourage those who are serving the Lord in this important ministry.

In this message, we will look at six commands for Christian conduct. We will learn how to love one another, treat strangers, remember those in prison, deal with sex and marriage, pursue contentment over covetousness, and walk in courage and not fear.

In this message, we will learn about who can come near to The Lord in worship. This Psalm both ask the question of who can come near and then gives the answer.

In this message, we will compare Mount Sinai, where the law was given to Mount Zion where Christ is. We will compare Moses the mediator to Jesus the Mediator. We will see the mistakes made in rejecting Gods word in the past, that we would not make the same mistake in our day.

In the previous message “divine discipline" we learned about God’s loving discipline. In today’s message, verses 12 through 17 will focus on our response personally and corporately. The conversation moves from enduring hardship to pursuing holiness.