Doug Rowse

In this message we deal with two more painful transitions that happen in our relationship with Jesus. While painful, these are necessary for us to experience deeper intimacy with Christ.

In this message, Janice shares what it is that God has used to keep her working in the same mission field for 38 years. She does an excellent job at digging into Isaiah 6, and many people met God at the altar in response to this message. God bless you!

The next phase in our progression of relationship with Jesus is pictured as friendship. Jesus changes the "game" when He said, "I no longer call you servants, I call you friends." Amazing! Do you like Jesus as a friend?

In this message we examine the next word picture: Master & Servant and discover that Jesus takes this uncomfortable image and redeems it in a beautiful way in our lives.

The next step in our growing process is to relate to Jesus as a sheep relates to their shepherd. In this season we learn to discern the voice of God. Robin Koshy is candidating as our associate pastor and he brings this timely word that fits perfectly with this series.

As we grow in our relationship with Jesus we hit transition points that can often be painful and even confusing. In this message, Doug looks at the first two: the trial of dissatisfaction and the trial of opposition.

The very first stage in our relationship with Jesus is depicted as Potter and Clay in the Bible. We must learn that God is Sovereign and God is good. In this way we learn to trust Him.

In this second session, Lydia continues to lay the biblical groundwork for freedom.

In this third session Lydia continues to lay the Biblical framework for our freedom in Christ.

This closing session took place in our 11am celebration service. Lydia walked us through the seven agreements and many people were set free from numerous strongholds, addictions and issues. Powerful!

In this message, Lydia explains why we need to understand Jesus is our Creator as well as our Redeemer. Keeping these two concepts together is essential for our freedom.

In this fourth session, Lydia continues to lay down the Biblical framework for the freedom we enjoy as Christians.

In this first session, Lydia lays out the biblical foundations for our freedom in Christ.

This is the kick-off message for the Killing Me series. Launching from the scariest verse in the Bible, Doug explains the reason why we are doing this, why this series is called "Killing Me" and where we will be going during this season.

Today is our annual Covenant Sunday! Many of us signed the fellowship covenant agreeing to live and serve Jesus together for 2023. In this message, Pastor Doug explains the mission God has given us to do. If you would like to sign our covenant virtually, you can do so by accessing this message on our Youtube site and clicking on the link.

As we prepare for Covenant Sunday, we look at things that are important to us. Jesus has sent us to our generation to represent Him. In this simple message, Doug addresses 5 common arguments people use to avoid obeying the Great Commission.

In the month of January we prepare for Covenant Sunday which is the day we sign our fellowship covenant agreeing to work and worship together for another year. in preparation for that, we look at what is important to our church. In this message, Doug talks about the second greatest commandment and what it means to truly "love your neighbor as yourself".

In this message, our prayer director, Matt Liles teaches on the value of persistent praying. We are praying that God answers your oldest prayer this year. That you will remember it and begin to pray it again and see the faithfulness of God. Though you forgot about it, He did not. Persistence praying is hard, but it pays off big!

Is comfort and joy an escapist pipe dream? Is it possible to experience it when so much sorrow and drama are present? The answer is YES! Joy is not a feeling. It is a condition of our soul. Now that Christ has come, comfort and joy are possible in any circumstance.

In this message, Audrey walks us through the Book of Habakkuk in preparation for our Christmas celebration. Be encouraged! There is a reason and a way to rejoice, even when you're feeling wearied by life.