Today as we celebrate 15 years of God‘s faithfulness to us as a church, we want to remember. We are exhorted many times in scripture to remember what God has done for us, how He has helped us, even in communion. As we look back to remember His faithfulness in the past, our hope is that it will strengthen you for the future battles we will fight.

In this message, we will learn the danger of being so focused on the enemy in front of us that we overlook the one sneaking in behind us. We must be watchful and alert for the obvious and the sometimes not so obvious strategies of the enemy. May God give us wisdom.

In this message, we will learn about God‘s judgment, and when He delays His judgment, why?Sometimes God delays judgment to give people time to repent, and other times it is because of His goodness and patience. But when His judgment comes, it comes full strength. May we learn from tonight not to view God‘s patience as permission.

In this message, we will be challenged to consider who we are at peace with. As believers, we want to be at peace with God, we can be peaceful with most people, but we must be careful that we are not linking ourselves together with those who are in opposition toward God.

In this message, we will see one of Elisha’s students called into service. We will learn about who should serve, why we should serve, and how we should perform our service unto the Lord. I pray that this message would stir all of our hearts to be of service to our King.

In this message, we will see the danger and disaster that can result from ungodly alliances. The Bible has much to say about who we should and shouldn’t connect with and be in relationship with. May we learn from Jehoshaphat and his error?

In this message, we will learn about the blessing of God‘s favor in the life of the believer. We will see the significance of God‘s timing and just how perfect it is for those who wait on Him. And lastly, we will see the power of God‘s word. Whatever He says is what will be.

Let's dive into the importance of unity and humility in the church while looking at the greatest examples of both, Jesus Christ.

In this message, we will see four lepers come upon God‘s provision in abundance. They shortly realize that they are not the only ones who could benefit from what God has provided and so they quickly go and share. There is a lesson in this for us as well. We have received a great gift from The Lord and it would be wrong if we were to keep it to ourselves.

In this message, we will learn a powerful lesson about times of famine and faith in God. What do we do when there is no fruit on the vine? How important is it that we believe before we see? These other questions will be answered in this study.