Our Messages

God's promises and calling are irrevocable. Israel may be currently hardened, but God is not done with them.

Do you have a changed life? Let's listen in as Joseph Kobel preaches from Romans. We have a wild nature before we are saved, but are grafted in through Jesus. We stand by faith trusting in God.

Pastor Wayne reminds us of the desperate need for salvation. We have to get to know His son and then let the world know He's our Lord.

We continue through Romans. Who are we to argue with God? The Creator get to choose how his creation is used. We have a personal responsibility to respond to the Gospel. Our righteousness is attained through faith, not through the adherence of the Law.

Let's join Pastor Wayne as we navigate through Romans. We are justified by faith, Amen! We are his elect. God is definitely in control, thank goodness. In the end He chooses who is worthy.

Joseph Kobel delivers today's message on the hope of Jesus Christ. If we suffer with him then we shall surely share in His glory. The will of God is that we give thanks in everything for He will never leave or forsake us. Nothing created can separate us from the love of God.

Join Pastor Wayne as we study the book of Romans. We are not under condemnation in Christ! Now there will always be consequences for sin, but thankfully we can have God's forgiveness.

Before your saved your are a slave to Sin, but with our hearts set on Jesus we are free. We are able to live without Sin.

As Christians, we are no longer under obligation to the law because we have died with Christ. As a result, we have been joined to another and are able to bear fruit!

Join Pastor Wayne as we navigate through Romans. Will you be a lover of Jesus or the world? Thanks and glory be to God that we don't have to remain slaves to unrighteousness.

Let's dive into God's word with Joseph Kobel. With Christ we've left sin and moved into God's country.

Through Adam's sin, all mankind was condemned. Join Pastor Wayne as he answers the question, "Is this fair," as we continue on in our study of the Book of Romans.