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There's one principle about King David that set him apart. He was a "man after God's heart." One of the Psalms David wrote can help us be after God's heart too. Psalm 25 sheds light on the principles that teach us to pursue God with everything we have.

When you get a chance to ask the King for something, what are you asking for? In the case of Nehemiah, it was asking for the chance to rebuild his home in Israel. When presented with the opportunity, not only was he granted his request, but was given supplies, protection, and favor. What are you asking in faith for today? If you had a moment with the King, what would your request be? Listen to thi...

As we continue our series, Summer Playlist, we conclude our in depth look at Psalm 23. Even in the valleys, the Lord is with us. He still prepares a feast for us in the presence of our enemies. No matter where you find yourself, God is pursuing you! He is the GOOD Shepherd.

When the moment comes to step from your current situation, into your God given dream, you can't hesitate. We find that true for the life of Elisha too. His story begins with his faithfulness, but then God interrupts his life when he encounters Elijah the Prophet.

It's one of the most famous chapters in the Bible: Psalm 23. The back story to this Psalm, and where David was at when he wrote it, are an example of a heart after God. The Lord is our shepherd, and the shepherd is responsible for his sheep.

An encounter with God can happen at any time, and the Baptism in the Holy Spirit can happen anywhere. As we conclude our journey discussing the Holy Spirit and His role in our lives, we want to take time to seek the Lord for the Baptism in the Holy Spirit. If you haven't experienced this yet, listen to this sermon and spend time in prayer with the Lord. Keep asking, keep knocking, and watch w...

Memory can be a fuel for faith and worship. As we continue our series, Summer Playlist, we look at Psalm 126. This Psalm reveals the power of remembering what God did, to stir up faith for what God can do in the future. No matter where you're at, He'll come through again.

As we continue in our series Summer Playlist, we take a look at Psalm 84. It's more than a three step plan to a better life. The Psalm teaches us how to go on a pilgrimage to and with God. To be so consumed with His presence that we don't want anything else.

The gift of prophecy comes with many stereotypes and misunderstandings. The Bible gives guidance on the prophetic and how to operate in it. One story that can help us understand the gift of prophecy and it's role in our lives comes from an Old Testament prophet named Elijah. 

In week one of our new series, Summer Playlist, we dive into the music of the Bible, specifically of the Psalms. In the first chapter of Psalms, the author shows us what it's like to be rooted in the Lord. The fruit of being rooted, and it's impact on others, reveals the importance of being devoted to the things of God.

Spiritual Gifts are an integral part of the Christian journey. What they are and how they operate can often be misconstrued or misunderstood. In today's sermon from our Midweek service, Pastor Jeremy discusses the roles and functions of the Spiritual Gifts, and how they affect us today.

As we conclude our series GRIT traveling through the life of King David, we highlight one of the King's mighty warriors. The enemy will do all he can to take any ground you give him, but it's up to us with the help of the Lord to defend every inch. Today is your day to draw the line and defend your ground from the enemy. Here's how!

As we continue our series exploring the Spirit-filled life, there is one thing you need in order to have an effective Christian walk. It's not having the most Spiritual gifts, or all the things you accomplish. This one aspect of our walk with Christ can make or break our Spirit-filled life. What is that one thing? Listen to find out.

What do you do when you've completely failed the Lord? When temptation comes, and in a moment of weakness you not only give in, but build a lifestyle of sin, it can be hard to see a way through. As we continue in our series GRIT, we find King David in this exact situation. His failure can teach us how to avoid the same issues, but it also reveals the mercy of God for those who may have alread...

As we continue our series talking about the Holy Spirit and His operation in our daily lives, Pastor Jeremy reveals the doctrine behind the Baptism in the Holy Spirit. What is Spirit Baptism? What does the Bible say? Listen now to learn more about the Baptism in the Holy Spirit.

As we continue in our sermon series, GRIT, we highlight a story about King David after he becomes King of all Israel. The Ark of the Covenant has long been out of Jerusalem, and King David wants it. His heart for the presence of God, and the path he took to get the Ark, teaches us a lot about God's presence and how we need to approach Him.

Two distinct events in scripture, separated by thousands of years, have striking similarities and meanings. These two events are the Tower of Babel, and Pentecost. As we continue in our series talking about the Holy Spirit, Pastor Jeremy discusses the importance of Pentecost, it's purpose, and how it impacts our ever day life today.

As we continue in our sermon series, GRIT, we come upon David's final steps to becoming King. In order to be established on his throne, King David and his men had to retake the city of Jerusalem by going through... the gutter. Like King David, you may have gone through a gutter, but it's leading you somewhere special.

The Holy Spirit sometimes moves in mysterious ways, as is the case for Ananias in the Bible. Out of nowhere the Lord speaks to a man named Ananias, telling him to go find and pray for a man known for killing Christians. The man he prayed over was none other than Paul right after his conversion on the road to Damascus. Ananias' obedience teaches us a lesson on how to impact the world around us...

Seasons in life come and go, and a new beginning also means that something else has ended. As we continue in our sermon series GRIT, we look at three specific people in David's life that died and initiated a new beginning for David to step into God's purpose for his life. A prerequisite of crossing over into God’s purposes, is that something has to die.

Today's sermon unpacks a point in David's life where he's on the run, a refugee in a foreign city, and in a rough spot that leaves him and his men devastated. When life hits harder than you expected, it becomes imperative to learn how to encourage yourself in the Lord. 

There is a great depth to the Holy Spirit, and as we continue in our Romans 8 discussion, we find two more facets of living with the Spirit. The Holy Spirit helps us focus on eternity, but is also our helper here and now. Listen now!

As David grew in favor with people, Saul's insecurity and jealousy grew too. He tried to kill David, hunted him down, and more. When Saul was at his most vulnerable David had a chance to take the throne and enter into his anointed place as king. What he did instead teaches us an important lesson about how to live with integrity.

The Holy Spirit is our advocate, comforter, encourager, and counselor. As we continue our midweek series on the Holy Spirit, we find in Romans chapter 8 important details in how the Holy Spirit leads us in our freedom with Christ. We are free, we are sons and daughters, and God cares about our spiritual growth. 

Waiting... Life is full of it. Whether it's traffic, lines, or dreams. We all wait. As we continue in our sermon Series GRIT, we discover that the life of David before he became king of Israel was full of waiting. Waiting is inevitable, but it's how we wait that matters.