In Today’s message in Psalm 103 we will look at the benefit of God’s Mercy. In God mercy He will bring Justice and Righteousness for all the oppressed. His righteousness and justice are expressed and fulfilled in Jesus showing mercy to us all on the cross. We are to be conduits of God’s righteousness and justice in our communities to bring God’s shalom to our city.

In today’s message from psalm 103 Pastor Ken shares the benefits of a face to face friendship with Jesus. When we seek Him with all that is within us we get the benefits of forgiveness, healing, satisfaction, redemption and renewal. No matter what circumstance we find ourselves in we can have the eternal benefits of God who is the same today, yesterday, and tomorrow which brings joy to the worshiper.

You may have finished school many years ago, or still be in school, but there is one ultimate Final Exam awaiting us all. In Jesus description of the judgment, we learn some important truths about faith and a life lived for the glory of God and the good of others.

Everything in this world will encourage you to love, worship, adore, idolize, serve yourself. In this familiar parable from Matthew 25, Jesus describes faithfulness, reward, and the Father's joy towards those who take seriously their identity as servants in the kingdom.

Jesus told many parables about the kingdom of heaven using the picutre of a party. The problem is, sadly, that some will not get in because they aren’t ready according to the way God has declared that we must enter into the celebration. In this parable of the virgins, Jesus tells us to shine brightly as we faithfully wait for His return.

Jesus' return is immanent, and yet many are completely unaware of it. In this message, Pastor John looks at Jesus' warnings in a few parables that challenge us to wake up before it's too late and we are faced with God's judgment.

Many Christians throughout history have attempted to predict the exact date of Jesus 2nd coming, forgetting that Jesus said we are to be part of the “welcoming committee” (inviting people into the kingdom) rather than the “planning committee” (setting the schedule for His coming). In this first message in a series called “No one knows the day or hour”, we’ll see how Jesus commands us to turn our attention outward and upward.

"Them" the church exists for them. Jesus gave the great commission not as a suggestion. In today's message in Matthew 28:18-20, Pastor Ken shares Jesus' call to the church which is the you and I need to go and make disciples of all people on this planet. We go under the authority of Jesus who has all authority on Heaven and on Earth and he uses His authority to help us go!

No event in history has been more studied, scrutinized, and written about than the death and resurrection of Jesus. Today, we are invited by an angel from heaven to come and see – and believe –that the tomb is empty! That He is risen!

Sacrificial acts of valor are uncommon. People typically don’t sacrifice their lives for others. When the Bible tells us that Jesus died for our sins, we are reminded that He sacrificed His life so that we could draw near to God with confidence.