God does business by planting seeds. The Mystery of the Kingdom is that it is a self contained seed. Seeds need no help in growing.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Brian and Glenda Henningsen.

Isaiah uses the language of farming to depict the various seasons. The bible tells that everything has a season. We are in the season of planting and harvest but it appears that this season is about to come to a close and then the season of judgment.

Isaiah promised a stone--a tested stone and a sure foundation. Each of those prophecies were fulfilled in Christ Jesus. He is a proven cornerstone. He is the only foundation that will withstand the storms of life.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Pastor Amanda, our Youth Pastor, and Pastor Daniel, our Online Campus Pastor.

Despite what we all may think, we have a deep seated need to be right--to prove that what we say and believe is right. But God has not called us to be right. He has called us to be faithful. He's called us to love the unloveable. He's called us to be kind. So, maybe it's OK to lose the argument, but gain the opportunity to share the Gospel.

Isaiah compares the nation of Israel to a fading flower or a gem that has lost it's luster. How many families, nations, and individuals have started great but lost their godly focus and therefore became a fading flower?

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Ms. Marty McKenna.

The end for the ungodly is very bleak. But for the Redeemed, the future is awesome! As a matter of fact, God's word tells us that we shall have everlasting joy! What does your future look like?

Isaiah is full of promises but also full of warnings. For those walking in obedience we have nothing to fear because Jesus already won. We need to heed the warnings and and walk in His obedience

The Romans, Jews and God the Father each had their own reasons for the crucifixion. To give us the Shroud of Turin and the Sudarium of Oviedo today, Jesus needed to be crucified by the Romans as an insurrectionist. Because He was crucified as an insurrectionist, His body could not be washed and prepared in the same manner of the accepted Jewish man.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from Gator Fort, our Men’s Ministries director.

It is possible to know the blood type of Jesus. Church relics have blood stains on them that could be the blood of Jesus. If so, Jesus was truly a universal blood donor to the world.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from our worship leader and his wife: Lee and Mitzi Terry

Jesus didn't inherit the same blood that humans did from Adam. The blood that developed in Jesus as a baby came only from God the Father. His perfect, sinless, and pure blood was necessary to cleanse us from our sin and sanctify the heavenly temple.

In this series, we will hear various people in our church family share a little of their story. In today's video, we hear from our Executive Pastor, Scott Anderson, and his wife Kati.

Jesus was wounded in seven different places just as the high priests sprinkled the blood of animals in the temple. The blood of Jesus frees us, justifies us, redeems us, gives us confidence and cleanses us.

Today's study brings great news for the believer and terrible news for the non-believer. We are eternal beings we will spend eternity somewhere. Where will you spend eternity?