This week’s message - It’s Not Your Fault - is part of a series that began many years ago to address issues that are considered taboo and that the church has been silent about for too long. The taboo issue that we’re discussing this time is sexual abuse. Countless men and women have suffered sexual abuse in silence because the issue isn’t commonly addressed from the pulpit, but by looking at the accounts of Joseph (Genesis 39) and Tamar (2 Samuel 13), we will learn more about this issue, understand potential warning signs and find hope in the fact that innocent victims can be healed and set free. Whatever has happened to you, no matter how long it’s been or how many times it happened, it’s not your fault.

When it comes to fulfilling our purpose as doing the work of God, we are good at making excuses, but the reasons that we give hold us back from experiencing everything that He has in store for us. This week, Jay Webb (West Metro FCA) uses the life of Jeremiah to show us five excuses that we often say in response to our purpose and calling - and how God’s promises are bigger than each of them.

This is a very different world we are living in right now. Everything feels off. Things are changing. But if you will learn to be still, to quiet the noise outside and inside, you can KNOW God in a way that you have never known Him before. Don't miss this chance.

The national emergency that we are facing has affected nearly every facet of our lives, and as people face health concerns and struggle with uncertainty, it is time for the church to stand up and meet the needs of our local communities. Today, we’re going to look at Nehemiah, an incredible leader who faced a crisis of his own, to understand how we ought to respond as believers and ensure that our actions are in line with the Word of God. If you are drawn to respond and join our efforts as you listen to this message, we invite you to contact us via Facebook or by calling 770-537-3747. You may also consider liking our Facebook page and subscribing to our YouTube channel, so you can easily receive updates and see our messages.

The national emergency that we are facing has affected nearly every facet of our lives, and as people face health concerns and struggle with uncertainty, it is time for the church to stand up and meet the needs of our local communities. Today, we’re going to look at Nehemiah, an incredible leader who faced a crisis of his own, to understand how we ought to respond as believers and ensure that our actions are in line with the Word of God. If you are drawn to respond and join our efforts as you listen to this message, we invite you to contact us via Facebook or by calling 770-537-3747. You may also consider liking our Facebook page and subscribing to our YouTube channel, so you can easily receive updates and see our messages.

Let's learn to live the Gospel and give Jesus our whole heart.

The theme of darkness and dawn is repeated many times throughout the Bible. There are seasons of this for all of us. It might be midnight where you are right now, but morning is coming. So how do we move from midnight to morning?

Let's move from pleasure to purpose.

What we treasure or value is an arrow that points to our master. Jesus said we should store up our treasure in heaven. What does that mean? How do we store up treasures in heaven when all we have are earthly resources? Let's find these answers by looking at the perspective of Jesus.

The Great Commission tells us to go make disciples of everyone, everywhere. It is not optional. It is our mission as a church. Our vision is to carry out the Great Commission by being real, relational, and reaching. In this message we'll discuss the health of our church, how we are carrying out our mission and vision, and what our next steps are going to be.

The Great Commission tells us to go make disciples of everyone, everywhere. It is not optional. It is our mission as a church. Our vision is to carry out the Great Commission by being real, relational, and reaching. In this message we'll discuss the health of our church, how we are carrying out our mission and vision, and what our next steps are going to be.

Healing to the wounded soul.

Following Jesus and believing the Word gives us a perspective on things that sets us apart from everybody else. This should affect our decisions. There are lots of beliefs about life and humanity. We have to understand what the Word says before we take sides.

God takes us through a process so that we can receive more of His power. This process isn't easy. The tough times you're going through today will lead you to more of His anointing. We'll look at this through the life of Job.

God’s will for us, in this year and every year, is to be free and full. Free of self, and full of Jesus. So how do we get there? Let's look at several places in the Bible that God talks about these things.

God wired us to have seasons in our lives. Most of us right now are taking the time to think about where we are in life and what we could do better in the next season. As we prepare ourselves for a new season, let’s briefly talk about three mindsets that might help get you ready for A New Season that will help position you in the will of God for your life.

When I read the account of Christmas in the Bible, I see certain groups of people there. Some were ready for Jesus while others were not. But why weren’t they ready for Jesus? I want to talk about three reasons why most of the people in the biblical Christmas story, and many of us today, are Not Ready for Jesus.

Christmas truly is about gifts, but it isn’t about the things that are concealed under the tree, it was the thing that was revealed ON the tree. What Jesus was born to do, and what He fulfilled on the cross, was to bring us a new and exciting gift.

The Jericho Project

We are in the middle of what many songs try to tell us is the most wonderful time of the year, but for many people, it is the opposite of that. The holiday season is for many people the most difficult time of the year. The Bible provides a road map to gratitude that we can follow no matter how difficult our current circumstances.