Audio Messages

Our wants create fear and stress in our lives. Our good shepherd wants to lead us to peace and restoration in this life and the next.

In Today's message guest speaker Michael Demetrakis gives us a wonderful reminder of what we have to be thankful for in the gospel through Psalm 100.

What does it mean to be made for more? It does not mean you were made for more stuff, not more power, not more money not more possessions. You were not born primarily for these things. Pastor John Stillman takes a deeper look into Psalm 122 to answer the question what were we made for.

Why does missions exist? In this message, Pastor John looks at the "missionary" song of Psalm 2 to help us see the model and example of God Himself in missions.

When we depart from God's ways it leads to brokenness in our lives. We try many ways to get out of brokenness which will lead to more and more brokenness of our lives and those around us. Today we will learn how to turn back to God's perfect design for our lives from Psalm 51 that shows a heart of true repentance leading to healing.

God has invited you to worship Him. Will you accept or reject that invitation? In today’s message we look at Psalm 95, God’s invitation to worship Him, and what means to really come and worship Him!

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!

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.

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!