In today’s service we focused on how our hearts should be set on heaven.

In a sense, prayer comes naturally to us. We want, so we ask. We hurt, so we cry out. We are frustrated, so we vent. We are blessed, so we give thanks. Natural! What does not come naturally, however, is a proper understanding of the privilege of prayer. Prayer is...

Jesus said, “Few things are needed – or indeed only one.” We might object, because there seems to be more than one true need. We need water, food, clothing, shelter, friendship, etc. Yet, what Jesus said is true. Because only one thing — the gospel — can create and sustain...

In recent weeks we learned that everyone who has seen the grace of God will, whenever the opportunity arises, serve as a witness for Christ. However, Scripture teaches that there is also a need for individuals for whom gospel proclamation is their full-time focus. There are many different terms for...

There are two different types of followers in the Church: the half-hearted and the committed. Jesus wants followers who love him above ALL things, who would be willing to leave everything else behind if necessary to be with him. We don’t have it inside us to produce that level of...

What is the mission before us? To share the message of salvation. Faith: pass it on!

This is Trinity Sunday. Pastor Taylor shared a message from Romans 5:1-5.

This week we celebrate Pentecost. This festival highlights the work of the Holy Spirit. At the tower of Babel, God made people speak many languages because of their disobedience. When the Holy Spirit came on the great day of Pentecost in Jerusalem, God filled people with the ability to speak languages to spread the amazing...

This is Ascension Sunday, and our readings focused on what our ascended Lord is doing for His church. As the church awaits His return, Jesus continues to rule. Not only does He pray for us above, but here below He also guides and directs the preaching of the Gospel. He...

On this sixth weekend of Easter, we focused on John 16:16-24 under the theme “We Have Deep and Lasting Joy.” In this section of Scripture, Christ promises to return after His resurrection and turn the disciples’ sorrow into joy. Human sorrow can become an expression of self-pity, hindering genuine prayer...