The "fake commission" says we can be witnesses for Jesus without ever saying a word about the gospel. The Great Commission says that we are to actively use words in bringing others to Christ. Which are you practicing? In this message, Pastor John describes how we can be the kind of people who introduce men and women to Jesus as faithful witnesses.

Control! We all do it in different ways in our relationships with each other and even with God. Control is not love! When we learn to love instead of control we experience a place of true strength! In today's message from Psalm 46, learn the power of surrender!

What is your biggest problem? Is it anxiety? There is hope! Come find a safe place, come and find strength. Listen to this message and discover the hope in psalm 46 and be free of fear! I know you are afraid to listen. Do it anyway so you may live a life in God’s abundant peace even in the midst of trouble.

In our final look at the Lord's Prayer, we come to the last two petitions that are perhaps the most challenging to understand and to live out, but they are also two petitions that should dominate the prayers of fathers. In this message, Pastor John speaks "dad-to-dad" to encourage fathers because our Dad is gracious!

It's a father's calling to provide for his family. Our Father in heaven is the best provider there is! And when He provides, He provides enough for us to live on and enough for us to give to others. In this message, we will see that as we live generous lives that provide for the health and well-being of others, our Father promises a reward of blessing.

There are more than 650 prayers in the Bible, but the most famous and well-known is almost certainly the prayer given to us by Jesus Himself - the Lord's Prayer, or the "Our Father". Today, Pastor John looks at the opening lines of this prayer that helps us understand the greatness of our Dad in heaven.

It was once said “I don’t know who discovered water but it probably was not a fish.” Sometimes words can be so common place we miss the depth of their meaning. Every word of Jesus is significant and sometimes His words become so common place around church we need to rediscover their meaning so we don’t miss their richness as we recite them. In today’s message, we will look deeply into Jesus words, “This cup that is poured out for you is the new covenant in my blood.” There is an ocean of meaning in these words come swim in it with me!

As the people of Israel languished in slavery, we read in the Exodus 2 words that are meant to fill men and women with hope: "God knew." The Biblical view is that God troubles and longings are often meant to draw us to a God who knows.

The Bible says that God sets the lonely in families, but how can we have the kind of beautiful relationships God made us to have with each other? In this message, Pastor John will share three Biblical principles for relationships that are beautiful.

Who are the beautiful people? The world may look at who is in the spotlight, but God often looks at who is in the shadows. In this message, Pastor John looks at the story of the deliverance of baby Moses and how God shows His power in protecting the least in the world.