Doug Rowse

While it is a hot topic these days, God's judgment is not coming against America because of injustice. God is interested in dealing with at the root of our problem. In this hard hitting message, Pastor Doug surveys the Old Testament Book of Amos and draws timely application of it to our lives.

Can a Christian lose their salvation? In this message, Pastor Doug examines the Book of Jude and what it means practically for us today.

The angels declared that Christ had come to bring peace on earth. After 2000 years it seems there still is no peace, unless the peace Christ came to bring is different than what we expect. In this message, Pastor Doug talks about the different ways we find fake peace and leads us to what genuine peace truly is.

In this final day of our "Rooted" journey, Pastor Doug gives a brief encouraging word about what is next for us. God really did great things among us during this season!

This week we talk practical. By examining how Paul told his story in Acts 26 we learn the four aspects of our spiritual story and how to share it with others.

To set up our conversations in our Rooted Groups this week, Pastor Doug talks about two things we need to see the power of God work through our lives. You'll be encouraged!

In this message, Pastors Doug and Paul co-teach on Ephesians 2 and what it means to find the joy of serving God TOGETHER. Part of the joy in serving God is found in who we serve God WITH. We think you'll be blessed by this honest dialogue on unity in the Church.

The devil is a real problem, but as followers of Christ, we can live in victory over him. in this message, we talk about breaking strongholds and living in freedom.

In this message, we tackle one of the toughest questions in life: Why suffering? Hang on! This one will shake you up.

In week #3 of Rooted, Pastor Doug talks about finding the joy of prayer. Did you know that when you pray, your prayer rattles the cages of hell and stops Heaven in it's tracks? In this message, we leave religious expectations of prayer behind and embrace what is REALLY happening when we talk to God.

For week #2 of our Rooted journey, David Lemoine teaches us on "Who is God?" God is greater than you can imagine! This will blow your mind!

In this message, Pastor Doug casts the vision for "Rooted", which is a ten week discipleship journey that our entire church is doing together! We all have roots. The success of our lives is about WHERE our roots are planted.

Jesus is coming soon. While this truth is hugely encouraging, it is also possible that we may have to wait our lifetime to see it. How do we stay strong in order to finish strong? Peter ends his little letter with four things we all need to make it to the finish line.

As followers of Jesus Christ, we are called to suffer with Him. In this message from 1 Peter we find encouragement when times get hard.

In this message we get a little look into all that God has done to bring us to Himself and make us a privileged people. Words fall short to describe it, but the first chapter of 1 Peter does it better than anyone!

We all have things that need to change. This is why repentance is so necessary. With repentance we can change for the better. This finishes our study in the Book of Ezra. Beware! Its not an ending that we could have predicted!

Do you know if the hand of God rests on your life? In this next message of our series in the Book of Ezra, we learn how to know if God's favor rests on our lives.

"All Scripture is God-breathed." Is this enough to motivate you to know it? In this message from Ezra 5-6, the power of God's Word is championed. Its the one thing that has the power to wake us from slumber and move us to action.

This might come as a surprise but not everybody likes you. In fact, some people are opposed to your desire to pursue Christ. What do we do with that? In this third message from the Book Of Ezra, we talk about what to do with enemies.

It is difficult to stay positive in the face of a huge mess. In this second message from our study of Ezra we learn how God responds to us when we overcome discouragement and take the first small step toward rebuilding.