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Does the Bible Actually Say? is a sermon series that examines some of the most common sayings people attribute to the Bible, but Scripture never actually says. By separating popular myths from biblical truth, we'll discover what God has truly revealed in His Word, deepen our understanding of Scripture, and learn why accurately handling the Bible is essential for following Christ faithfully in a culture full of misconceptions.

Sabrina's family came back to church after many years apart. Since coming back they have found God's strength holding them and guiding them in the good and bad moments. Take a listen to Sabrina's story.

Does the Bible Actually Say? is a sermon series that examines some of the most common sayings people attribute to the Bible, but Scripture never actually says. By separating popular myths from biblical truth, we'll discover what God has truly revealed in His Word, deepen our understanding of Scripture, and learn why accurately handling the Bible is essential for following Christ faithfully in a culture full of misconceptions.

Does the Bible Actually Say? is a sermon series that examines some of the most common sayings people attribute to the Bible, but Scripture never actually says. By separating popular myths from biblical truth, we'll discover what God has truly revealed in His Word, deepen our understanding of Scripture, and learn why accurately handling the Bible is essential for following Christ faithfully in a culture full of misconceptions.

Does the Bible Actually Say? is a sermon series that examines some of the most common sayings people attribute to the Bible, but Scripture never actually says. By separating popular myths from biblical truth, we'll discover what God has truly revealed in His Word, deepen our understanding of Scripture, and learn why accurately handling the Bible is essential for following Christ faithfully in a culture full of misconceptions.

Does the Bible Actually Say? is a sermon series that examines some of the most common sayings people attribute to the Bible, but Scripture never actually says. By separating popular myths from biblical truth, we'll discover what God has truly revealed in His Word, deepen our understanding of Scripture, and learn why accurately handling the Bible is essential for following Christ faithfully in a culture full of misconceptions.

Does the Bible Actually Say? is a sermon series that examines some of the most common sayings people attribute to the Bible, but Scripture never actually says. By separating popular myths from biblical truth, we'll discover what God has truly revealed in His Word, deepen our understanding of Scripture, and learn why accurately handling the Bible is essential for following Christ faithfully in a culture full of misconceptions.

Does the Bible Actually Say? is a sermon series that examines some of the most common sayings people attribute to the Bible, but Scripture never actually says. By separating popular myths from biblical truth, we'll discover what God has truly revealed in His Word, deepen our understanding of Scripture, and learn why accurately handling the Bible is essential for following Christ faithfully in a culture full of misconceptions.

A story of redemption from alcoholism, leads to a new support group to help others overcome addiction as well. Thank you Nick, for sharing your story with us.

Jeff Link and Lori Armagost share their stories about what it's like to be called to be a teacher. We appreciate all those who share the light of Jesus Christ with our community through teaching.

Does the Bible Actually Say? is a sermon series that examines some of the most common sayings people attribute to the Bible, but Scripture never actually says. By separating popular myths from biblical truth, we'll discover what God has truly revealed in His Word, deepen our understanding of Scripture, and learn why accurately handling the Bible is essential for following Christ faithfully in a culture full of misconceptions.

A testimony of building faith through difficult seasons and continuing to strive to be an example of God's goodness to family.