We live in a world saturated with brands and constant media competing for our attention. Pastor Tim Hawks shows through 1 John and Romans that the things that we conform to in the world can keep us from experiencing the transformation that God offers.

Often we live our lives exchanging what is real in the eyes of God for temporary counterfeits.  Pastor Kip Nanninga takes us through Romans 1 to show how the Idols of the world that our desires want to follow keep us from experiencing the love from the true genuine God.

Sometimes we think that our daily actions and choices are just about doing life in our modern world. Pastor Tim Hawks shows through James 1 how we may be deceived and that our daily actions and choices reflect idols that are vying for our heart.

Sometimes it’s hard not to feel like we’re stuck in life. Today, Pastor Tim Hawks brings the Word of God from Deuteronomy to show that we must cultivate a love for God so that we can thrive.

As we celebrate on Christmas day, Pastor Tim Hawks take us through the gifts the Magi brought Jesus, and how each gift has a deeper meaning in the story of the Savior’s birth.

During Advent, we are reminded of the joy, hope, peace, and love that came with the birth of Jesus Christ.  Guest Speaker Juri Kriel shows us through Luke 2 that the Joy that God brought with his son Jesus is intended for all people.

We all have ideas of what Heaven will be like, but by looking through Revelation 21 and 22, we see the truth about the eternal kingdom. As Revelation draws to a close, it’s clear that we should be ready and eager for Christ to come back at any moment.

We continue to Revelation 20, which is the end of the Millennial Kingdom and there is no place for excuses. The stakes are high and the consequences of having an unregenerated heart are eternal.

Pastor Tim Hawks moves us through Revelation 19, where we see both the wedding and the war during the end times. We have all been invited to the wedding feast with Christ, but what are the implications of saying no?

Pastor Tim Hawks takes us to through Revelation 17 and 18, which lays out the fall of everything that mankind clings to. Because we know that all worldly things will be forever lost, what kind of people should we be in today’s age?