Loving the Lord Jesus Christ and loving others are at the heart of a saving relationship to Him. In this message, we will look at Jesus' words to the church at Ephesus to see how Jesus makes us loving.

When Paul wrote the letter of 1 Timothy, the church at Ephesus was 10 years-old and they were experiencing some growing pains. The solution was not to ignore the problem, but to have healthy leaders armed with a prescription to administer Godly teaching with a Godly example. In this message, Pastor John teaches from 1 Timothy that we are free in Christ to be godly in Christ.

The church is a body, and like bodies, churches can be healthy or sick. As we begin a series on the vital signs of a healthy church, Pastor John describes how the Holy Spirit works to bring life, power, obedience, and change.

Do you believe that everything you need for survival and well-being and victory depends on God? In this message, Pastor John works from a definition of "sustainable people" to describe how God sustains us in times of His provision and in times of waiting.

We may fret or be envious of those who appear to be getting ahead by their wrongdoing. However, anxious fretting and envy are a threat to joy, love, and good works. In this message, Pastor John looks at 6 reasons why delighting in God is better than envy.

The uncomfortable truth is that abuse is not rare. There are many different forms of abuse, and all of them are wrong. All of them are against God's will for you. Psalm 22 shows us the effects of abuse, and what we need to face to break free from abuse.

The weight of guilt is a heavy burden. In this message, Pastor John shares how God helps us take the weight off and keep it off.

When you are stressed out because of lies, slander, and false accusations that others bring against you, how do you respond? In Psalm 4, we see the psalmist respond with trust and prayer in His righteous God.

The word Utopia is from a Latin word that means "no place." It seems that there is nothing in this life that is perfect. But in Psalm 16, the psalmist reflects on his God and seems to say, "My God is perfect." When imperfections and craziness destroy your "utopia," look up to a perfect God!

When was the last time that you expereinced a sense of awe and amazement at the power of God? In this message, Pastor John shares three awesome realities about "my God" as we begin our new weekend series exploring the character of our great God. * We apologize for the quality of the audio, we were experiencing technical difficulties.