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In this message, we look at the relationship between Paul and Timothy and see how their ability to serve seamlessly together created a greater impact for the Kingdom. Their example reminds us that when Kingdom impact is our priority, we discover that we are greater together in service.

Sometimes, serving God can feel like a struggle. In this message, we explore the challenges that come with surrender and obedience—and discover the joy that can be found along the journey of submission to God.

Grumbling is a negative response to something unpleasant, inconvenient or disappointing. It is a resentful dissatisfaction that often remains under the breath in the form of murmuring. In this message we see the danger of grumbling and what it does to our testimony of the gospel.

In this message we learn the importance of a correct view on Justification and Sanctification. Both are necessary for Christian growth, yet sometimes we think we can do it in our own strength.

This week pastor Paul takes time to show us a simple way to study the Bible correctly. This message is designed to help people in the church get deeper involvment in their reading and quite times.

What do we do when it seems like God keeps putting us through the same tests over and over? This week Pastor Paul shows us what the goal should be and how to look at these tests.

This week, Pastor Paul focuses on why living for the glory of God is essential to becoming more like Christ. Our salvation is not ultimately about us—it is about God and His glory. As believers, we are called to live in a way that reflects Christ and points others to the greatness of God.

This week, we take a closer look at one of the great parables of Scripture and uncover the powerful truth it teaches us about living like Christ. As believers, unity is not simply something we should desire—it is a key part of Christlikeness. Discover what it means to pursue unity, reflect Christ, and live together as His followers.

In Part 2 of this message, Pastor Paul continues through Philippians 2 by examining verses 3–4. Discover what true biblical humility looks like and how believers are called to grow in selflessness, putting others above themselves as they follow the example of Christ.

This week, Pastor Paul challenges us to examine our walk with Christ by asking two important questions. As we explore this passage, we'll discover the essential marks of biblical unity and what it means to live in genuine fellowship with one another as followers of Jesus.

This week, Pastor Ken Bevel explores the heart issues that can hinder our fellowship with God. As he unpacks the destructive role of anger, you'll discover how unresolved attitudes can create barriers in your relationship with the Lord. More importantly, you'll learn God's solution for restoring close, unhindered fellowship with Him and walking in the freedom He desires for every believer.

As we continue our journey through Philippians, we discover what it means to live a life worthy of the gospel. In this message, we explore the marks of Christ-centered conduct—standing firm in our faith, remaining united as believers, striving together for the gospel, and enduring suffering with purpose and hope.

What does it mean to truly pursue Jesus and serve Him well? This week, we explore the powerful truth that "to live is Christ." When our lives are centered on Him, it should be evident in the fruit we produce. Join us as we discover how living for Christ transforms the way we serve and reflect His character every day.

This week we take a closer look at the life of the Apostle Paul and his time in prison. Even in the midst of difficult circumstances, Paul remained confident that God was in control and that His purposes would prevail. In this message, we explore why Paul had such confidence in God’s deliverance and how his faith can encourage and strengthen us when we face our own challenges.

This Father's Day, Pastor Paul invites us to reflect on five questions about spiritual leadership at home. Each question not only prompts honest self-examination but also points to practical ways men can grow into the leaders God calls them to be. Join us as we explore those questions and the answers that guide stronger families and deeper faith.