Our Messages

In our Christian walk worship is the most important things we do. When we worship, we should not be afraid to sing and clap, we should be expressive and worship freely.

Jesus has delivered us from the kingdom of darkness, and sealed us with the Holy Spirit. Signs will follow.

When we have a baby, we expect it to eventually grow up. The same is true for Christians. At some point we have to mature in our faith.

God sees us differently than we see ourselves, if we just trust in him and say yes, he will use us in a might way.

In the Bible, there are many mighty characters that we can learn from. This week, we see that even in his worst moments, God still used Samson, and this is true for us as well.

Pastor Joseph ministers on being spiritually fit. Bodily exercise is of some good, but godliness is good for all things, both in this life and the next.

Pastor Wayne finished up the series on the book of Philippians. In this final chapter, Paul deals with unity in the church, provision, generosity, anxiety, and being strong in Christ.

Christianity is a forward looking religion. We shouldn't get hung up looking behind us, but rather we should strain forward, pressing on towards the upward calling of Christ.

Pastor Joseph leads our fifth installment of Philippians. Paul warns us who to avoid in life. We should put our confidence in the Lord and not the futile things of this world. The things in life we should desire are the things that would bring us closer to Christ.

Pastor Wayne's message continues our study through Philippians. We can rejoice! We not have everything, but through belief in Jesus we are saved and set free.

In this third message in the series on the book of Philippians, we see that unity is important in the church. Paul also explain the way to achieve unity is to take on an attitude like Christ's.

Pastor Joseph takes the reigns as we continue through Philippians. Paul urges the church to be bold in Christ. Let our conduct be worthy as we continue to stand in one spirit in the faith even as our adversaries come against us. While we are able to believe in Christ we also must suffer for His sake.