• Baptism: The Beautiful Picture (Part 2)

    “Baptism doesn’t make you a Christian, it’s simply what Christians do.” In this second message about Baptism Mark Vanderwier responds to questions and conversations he’s had in the previous week talking about how baptism is not a salvation issue. It’s not necessary, but it’s not optional. Listen now to find out more.

  • Baptism: What’s Hindering Me? (Part 1)

    “Baptism is not a one time deal…it’s speaking about us being immersed in Him all the time.” The Bible makes it clear that those who responded to the good news of Jesus and who put their trust in Him were baptized. In this message Mark Vanderwier talks about three common reasons people are hindered from being baptized. What are you waiting for? What’s hindering you from being baptized?

  • A Hunger For More

    “True restoration is only found in Jesus Christ.” In today’s message Zach Brown reminds us of the importance for believers to consider what they are hungry for. Zach also talks about three reasons why we want to be a people actively pursuing and following Christ.

  • Teach a Man to Fish (Part 3)

    “There’s all kinds of good news, but only one good news that saves you.” In the third part of the Teach a Man to Fish series Mark Vanderwier talks about being ready to share the good news with someone, and how exactly we go fishing for men.

  • Teach a Man to Fish (Part 2)

    “Fishing in familiar waters you still have the opportunity to catch something new.” In the second part of the Teach a Man to Fish series Mark Vanderwier shares his three thoughts on how to hear God’s voice. Then Jackie Constable leads us in a lightning precept study on Psalm 23. Be sure to download the PDF below and follow along with Jackie. DOWNLOAD THE PSALM 23 PDF HERE

  • Teach a Man to Fish (Part 1)

    “Reading the Bible is not what makes you a Christian, but it is what Christian’s do. “ In the first part of the Teach a Man to Fish series Mark Vanderwier is going fishing, and inviting us to join him and learn the many practical ways to fish, dig, and discover God and His voice and His word for yourself. Will you accept the invitation to dive into His word every day this year?

  • Considering Christmas (Part 3)

    “What makes Christmas truly special if it isn’t for Christ?” In the third part of the Considering Christmas series Mark Vanderwier challenges us to take some time to really think about Christ this Christmas and His promise is peace for those who believe.

  • Considering Christmas (Part 2)

    “Normal regular people is who God is all about. “ In the second part of the Considering Christmas miniseries Mark Vanderwier looks at the Christmas story through the writings of historian and gospel writer Luke. Mark challenges us not to stumble over the simplicity of the gospel, and truly consider Christ this Christmas. Today is the day to respond to His voice.

  • A Weary World Rejoices

    “If you do not stand firm in your faith, you will not stand at all.” In today’s message Gary Watson takes us on a deep dive into chapters seven and eight of the book of Isaiah and the prophesy given to King Ahaz. If you are tired, burnt out, and ready to quit, then this message is for you.

  • Considering Christmas (Part 1)

    “Just tell them about Jesus, the light of the world.” In today’s message Mark Vanderwier talks about darkness and light. Mark challenges us to considering the manger and the cross this Christmas and realize it is Christ alone that people need this Christmas. Don’t hide the light from those around you who are in darkness.

  • (Re)discover

    “There is so much to discover and rediscover in God’s word.” In today’s message Zach Brown talks about the first love, and what is this first love that the church in Revelation chapter two has lost? How do we lose it? How do we rediscover it? Give a listen to find out!

  • The Long Haul

    “Embrace the slow work of God in your life.” In today’s message Mark Vanderwier talks about reaping the harvest at the right time through the slow work of God. Remember to focus on Him, not just on what He’s doing.