Today's message shows how Jesus became our Supreme High Priest. We will also look at a warning given to believers regarding spiritual immaturity and the danger of falling away

Jesus’s coming to earth changed everything. His coming disrupted the way things were, never to be the same. He fulfilled thousands of scriptures in his 3-1/2 years on earth.

Jesus the King of he universe humbled himself and cam to the earth as a newborn baby. This event changed the course of mankind forever, making eternal life available to us. He came as a peasant king as a servant king to offer his life for all mankind.

In the biggest event in history God used unknown people in his story.

God’s calling in the lives of the disciples was both ordinary, but yet disruptive. His calling was also divine but utterly human. This calling is very similar in our lives today as believers.

We as a church are called to unity as the body of Christ. Even though we are all believers in the body of Christ we are very diverse in our thinking. Today’s message will discuss how unity does not mean uniformity.

God has created us all for a special purpose. He has equipped us all with various gifts so we can serve Him by serving others. Today's message will address the area of WHY we serve and the many blessings that result from serving God, others and his spiritual body the church.

Today we live in a world similar to Corinth where image and culture seems to be everything. However what is seen is often not lasting and is not reality

The five exhortations given in Hebrews 10 to believers after we understand all the God has done for us. The last part of chapter discusses willful sin.

Jesus’ gives a departing prayer to and for his disciples and for all who would follow him. His words provide comfort to his followers both then and now.

We as believers are encourage to be followers of Christ, to be true disciples in living our lives as he lived.

Life can be full of problems and burdens that we must endure. We are also asked to carry the burdens of others in the midst of our own. How can we truly bear the burdens that are thrown at us. Let’s look at that subject today.

Following his crucifixion. Jesus reaffirms his calling to Peter and the disciples Peter who days before had denied Jesus three times is restored to leading the disciples to “Feed My Sheep” A renewal of focus to become fishers of men, by following in the footsteps of Jesus.

This weeks message discusses the restlessness and needs that mankind is searching for and how those needs are fully met in the coming of the Holy Spirit who gives us the things we truly need - Companionship, Connection and a Coach.

We are told to love our neighbor as ourselves, or better still as Christ has loved us. But who is our neighbor? Do we decide who our neighbor is or is that out of our control. Or do those around us determine if we are a loving neighbor or not. We will answer these questions today.

Every day we are given an equal amount of seconds, minutes, hours to use as we choose. What will we choose to do with the time we have been given? Will we choose wisely?

Jesus' coming brought the New Covenant to mankind. His superior ministry and New Covenant brought better promise, strength of Holy Spirit, perfect mediator and true forgiveness. The coming of the New Covenant made the old obsolete

Jesus’ words and communication deeply impacted the lives of those he interacted with. Today we will look at his impact on the life of Nicodemus.

What can we learn from Transfiguration Sunday?

The Apostle Paul, a pillar in our church, struggled in his life with a weakness he called his thorn in the flesh. God chose not to intervene in this situation to make Paul stronger from it. What is our thorn in the flesh the God is using to make us stronger?

James admonishes us to not just be hearers of the word but also DOERS of the Word. Being a doer of the word brings with it blessings and the promise of salvation.

Lessons we can learn from the woman who broke the flask of perfume over Jesus’ head. This was a moment Jesus saw as special and he referred to her as doing a beautiful thing.