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In the midst of our storms and trials, there’s a lot to fear. However, we see in today’s passage that Jesus not only is calm during the storm, but has completely authority and control over it.

Sometimes we mistake pride for faith. Peter thought he was going to follow Jesus to His death because of his great faith. Rather, he thought that because of his great pride.

God designed for us to rest not only physically, but also spiritually. Pastor Lee dives into the year of Jubilee and what exactly that meant for the Israelites and for us.

Often we find ourselves praying to God to work in our lives and other’s lives around us. Sometimes the answer is no. But sometimes the answer is yes. What if God is answering yes, but wanting to use you as the means to the yes? Listen to Pastor Lee’s sermon from Sunday as we continue […]

Often we can feel inadequate due to our weaknesses or struggles, causing us to not answer the calling God has placed on our life. Pastor Lee reminds us that we are fearfully and wonderfully made and are equipped by God to do the work He has called us to do! If you want to check […]

Join us as we dive into the biblical accounts presented by season 3 of The Chosen! If you would like to check out The Chosen, please go to thechosen.tv

God has chosen us. And in choosing us, He has a plan and purpose for our life.

You can’t. Conflict is inevitable. And if you go in trying to “win” then you will lose.

2022 was a great year and we’re going to spend some time celebrating what God did in it!

Struggle with patience? God’s long-suffering patience with us sets the example for us.

The Israelites tested and struggled against God all throughout their time in the wilderness. Where did they go wrong and what can we learn from their mistakes?

The Bible tells us that what we sow into is what we’re going to reap. As 2023 starts up, what are you planning to sow your time and energy into?

It’s a new year and time to find a fresh start! What is that going to look like for you?

It’s Christmas day and we remind ourselves about the marvelous night of Jesus’ birth!

2000 years ago, a baby changed everything. He is the Prince of Peace and the government sits on His shoulders.

Tragically, a 7-year old girl named Athena was kidnapped and murdered recently. This can cause us to have many questions about evil and how it can exist if God is good. How can we reconcile this in scripture?

Being thrown in jail and persecuted, how was Peter able to sleep so peacefully in Acts 12?

Today, we continue in our Acts series called, “30 years that changed the world”.

How do we give thanks to God, even in the most dire of situations?

All of Acts has led up to this moment where Paul and Barnabas start their missionary journey. What principles did they follow to cause the church to grow so quickly?

In Acts 10, Peter finally started to get that God loved both the Gentiles and Jews the same.

Before Paul was an apostle for Christ, reaching the lost, he was Saul. Saul persecuted and killed Christians for their faith. God can use anyone, no matter what their past has been.

The early church had explosive growth! With that growth comes problems and more importantly solutions.

Prayer is a powerful thing! Through prayer and the Holy Spirit, the apostles were given the boldness to look death in the face and proclaim the gospel.

How did God take Gideon from a scared farmer to a valiant warrior? And more importantly, what can we learn from that to apply to our own walk with God?