Today’s message looks at a man Jesus healed whose soul was sick. The virus he suffered with was demonic. Christians need to learn to fight from victory, not for victory in defeating spiritual attack from Satan our enemy.

To have healthy relationships we must have good boundaries. In God's word He has defined where those relational boundaries are for Himself, others, and ourselves. In Today's message we will look at God's plan for relational boundaries that help us live abundant lives.

Jesus heals a man at the pool of Bethesda but before He does he asks a very important question, “Do you want to be healed?” The answer seems obvious but is it? Being well means change in all areas of our lives. We must become physically well, psychologically well, spiritually well, and relationally well to be healed because they are all interconnected. We look for quick fixes but God is looking a complete fix because He recreates all of us and makes us new so we can walk with him.

The Bible tells us that at His baptism and at the cross, Jesus identified with all the sins of humanity (2 Co 5:21) to show that God knows the needs of sinners and has a plan for our forgiveness. The Bible also says that we are to identify with Him through faith – which is an unseen reality - and connect ourselves to Him through baptism and obedience as a seen reality. In this message, Pastor John describes what it means for us to be baptized "in Christ."

It is very easy when we hear the commands of God to think of them as duty rather than something to delight in. But the psalmist says there is a blessedness that comes from meditating on and obeying and delighting in the commands of God day and night. In this final message from 1 Thessalonians, Pastor John looks at how delighting in the commands of God gives us great reason to worship.

Death is tragic. Losing someone close to us through death is an all too common experience and it is frustrating to us, because we were meant to live. In this message, Pastor John shares how the resurrection of Jesus gives us hope for life in the face of death.

We were made for work, but the presence of sin and sinners in the world has corrupted the good thing that is work. In this message, Pastor John shares some encouraging words for the sinful Workaholic, the Lazy boy, and the Disillusioned to help us turn ordinary work into something extraordinary.

Spiritual growth is God's will. For many Americans, the holes in their knowledge or application of the gospel are the closest they get to "holiness". In this message Pastor John explains how God works to fill our "holes" with His holiness.

You were made to know Jesus and then to grow to become like Jesus. Sadly, many Christians do not give evidence of their new life in Christ. In this message, Pastor John review five key areas of spiritual growth for every believer, and then focuses in on growth as a community project.