My Favorite Passage | Guiding Principles for Life and Ministry | 1 Thessalonians 2:3-12

Not By Sight | Abel & Enoch- Faith in Turbulence | Hebrews 11:4-6

As we continue our new series in Hebrews, we are inspired and reminded by the first two faithful people, Abel and Enoch. Pastor Brad teaches us through these two men three truths that result from being righteous by faith. We are glad you are watching!This message is from 6/14/26

Not By Sight | Faith Is... | Hebrews 11:1-3

This summer, we will be going through "The Hall of Faith", chapters eleven and twelve of the book of Hebrews. On Sunday, we started with 11:1-3, which lays the foundation of what faith is. Watch as Pastor Brad walks us through these first three verses as we learn where to place our faith and who to look to for approval.This message is from 6/7/26

My Favorite Passage | Four Responses To God's Word | Matthew 13:1-23

Listen as Pastor Brad teaches from Matthew chapter 13, as we go inside the huddle to hear Jesus explain the parable of the sower to His disciples. We learn together that true hearing always results in obedience.Thanks for watching!This Message is from 5/31/26

My Favorite Passage | How Should We View Ourselves | 1 Corinthians 3:21-4:5

WHO DO YOU THINK YOU ARE? Have you heard that from someone? On Sunday, Pastor Brad spoke from 1 Corinthians 3:21-4:5, as we learn together that we should view and value pastors and ourselves the way God does. Since the final judgment comes from Him!Thank you for watchingThis sermon is from 5/24/26

My Favorite Passage | The Story of Naaman: Salvation is for Everybody | 2 Kings 5: 1-18

This week, we hear from Pastor Brad as he shares his favorite bible story.  Found in 2 Kings, we see the story of Naaman and how God used a little girl from Israel, the King of Israel, and Elisha to heal Naaman both physically and spiritually. Our big truth is that God’s salvation is for everyone. Everyone who realizes that they need it and that they can’t earn it. Everyone who humbly submits to God’s way. Everyone in whom God produces new life, and it is for everyone, while using willing nobodies.  God used a young girl who displays grace, in a foreshadowing of Jesus’ forgiveness, to forgive Naaman and share a message from God with Naaman.  Praise God that He uses broken, messy nobodies like us to get his message to others around us.  Be thinking of your “one” as we continue in the year, and who you might be in prayer for daily, for opportunities to share the gospel with.    This sermon is from 5/17/2026