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Scripture has a lot to say about the value of community, including the Church. In this message, Student Pastor Josh Mackey will help us see that God’s plan always involves us in community with other believers and why that’s better than being alone.

What do you do when you are trying to obey God and life is still not going very well? Is it really worth it to serve and obey God? This message will help us discover that God wants more than obedience – He wants our heart. And when our heart isn’t right with God, everything we do will be wrong.

For five decades, rebuilding God’s temple was all the people of Israel thought about. But when it got difficult, for 14 years they put the project on hold. Instead of working on God’s house, they actually started building their own houses, and they built very, very nice houses. They forgot about God’s house, so God raised up the prophet Haggai to call the people back to rebuild the temple for God. In this opening message we’ll talk about what it takes to stop talking and start rebuilding what’s damaged in our lives.

Having the courage to stand strong is not easy, especially when it seems everyone and everything is against you. The story of Joshua is one of great courage, as he had to fill the shoes of the mighty man Moses. In this final message, we’ll look at how Joshua overcame his doubt to become someone God used to change and entire nation that has literally changed the world.

Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego were determined to worship the one true God only, and thus were reported to the king. Furious with pride and rage, Nebuchadnezzar ordered the furnace to be heated seven times hotter than normal. These three young men were bound and cast into the flames. What happened next is amazing. In this talk we’ll discover that sometimes when we stand up for the right thing there is a cost. But the end result is life changing.

God has marked our trail with signposts to ensure our safety and arrival. In this message we will explore the boundaries and celebrate the destination.