Inner Gardener
“Will you begin to dig your roots deeper into Him?” Mark Vanderwier talks about deep roots that last through the storms and the growth we experience once the gardener has
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The Proof is in the Presence
“It is more than just knowing the facts, and the stories, and believing something, it is the experience of the very presence of God that we need.” Mark Vanderwier talks
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Lost in the Crowd
“If you’re empty here today, [Jesus] is who you thirst for, and He is enough.” Mark Vanderwier talks about three different types of people found around Jesus and still today:
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Born Again
“No matter where you’re at you need the food of the Word. You’ll be starving without it.” In today’s message Zach Brown looks at the origins of the word Christian,
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A Lot on the Line
“When people see the world without God they act in a way that is without God. “ In this message Mark Vanderwier talks about preparing our kids to live in
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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