Have you ever wished you could multiply your money? There is a proven way to invest your money that will guarantee you some great returns? Continue Reading

In this final part of the series “I Promise”, we teach on how to keep our marriages honest.

I was thinking how ironic it was that a blind man was able to “see” Jesus for who he was, the Messiah. If we look for Jesus with our spiritual eyes we can see Him every day; in the good, the tragic, and even the ordinary. This week I saw God in my grandkids’ laughter, a lonely single parent, and even in a movie. Like the blind man, we should ask for eyes to see.

Remember the promises you made on your wedding day? They went something like, “to have and to hold, to love and support, to stand beside and provide for”. Those words were not to be frozen in time like the top layer of the wedding cake. They meant something; they’re the key to keeping a marriage exciting.

Do you want to be blessed or cursed? It almost sounds ridiculous; of course we would choose being blessed over being cursed. Yet a majority of people, including followers of Christ, unknowingly choose to be cursed. See how you can start to live “A Blessed Life”…

Remember the promises you made on your wedding day? Probably not! Here is the first of three promises necessary for a healthy marriage; I Promise To Keep It HOLY, I Promise To Keep it HOT, and I Promise To Keep it HONEST!

Touch is essential to people experiencing God’s love. That can be anything from a chest or fist bump between real men, to a gentle pat on the back for a senior adult, or simply a loving hug for some one that is hurting. Continue Reading

I was humbled, touched and encouraged, all at the same time, by an email I got from a friend about this past Sunday’s worship message (posted just below). I want to share it with you and then leave you with a final thought… Continue Reading

Pastor Larry focuses on “The Different Roads” all of us take that eventually lead to God’s will for our lives.

Think On These Things…Our relationship with God will add to the protection of our children, giving us the peace we need sometimes when we know there is nothing else we can do. Proverbs 24:26 says, “He who fears the Lord has a secure fortress and for his children it will be a refuge.” So how is your relationship with God?