In the book of Exodus, there is a pivotal moment where God hardens Pharaoh’s heart. What was the reason for this? Does it negate the free will God has given us? And why did God send ten plagues over all of Egypt just because of one man? Join us as we dive deep into all these questions and explore how God can transform our own hardened hearts.

When you look back at your life, what are the moments that you remember most? As believers, the moment that may come to our minds first is the day we turned away from our sin and looked toward Jesus. But as we’re still in our flesh, we’re faced with a daily battle of fighting sin and all its pleasures. How can we overcome through Christ? Join us as we explore the story of Moses and discover how we have been set free from this lifelong struggle.

Is there only one way to heaven? If so, what is it? How can we know for sure? In his fifth I AM statement, Jesus doesn't just claim that He knows the way, but that He himself is the way. Even further, Jesus goes on to personify Himself as truth and life. Join us as we dive deeper into these words and discover why this description of Jesus matters so much for our lives.

In Christ, God has set you free from sin—but does your mind still feel like it’s trapped? In the Christian walk, it’s easy to just “go through the motions” and forget the joy of our salvation. Join us as we learn how to overcome in Christ when we’re still living like slaves to our old selves.

As believers, we often hear that we have “freedom” in Christ. But what exactly are we free from? Join us as we discover how the invisible shackles of fear can enslave our minds, and how we can break free from them in Jesus.

For 23 years, Pastor Rick Blackwood faithfully led our church, preaching the gospel and inspiring thousands to become followers of Jesus. Join us as we celebrate his life and legacy.

Have you ever felt unqualified for a place or profession that God was calling you to? Maybe you thought, “I don’t belong there,” or “I’m not good enough.” When we give in to our insecurities and doubts, we often use them as excuses for why we’re disobeying God. Join us as we learn how Moses overcame this very problem thousands of years ago and why we can learn from it today.

In just the book of John, the word "abide" is used 40 times. What's so special about this word? And what did Jesus mean when He said, "I am the vine; you are the branches. Whoever abides in me and I in him, he it is that bears much fruit, for apart from me you can do nothing,"? Join us and discover how we can abide in Christ by staying connect to the one, true vine.

In His fourth "I AM" statement, Jesus says, "I am the good shepherd". What does He mean by this? Was He really tending to physical sheep, or is this a metaphor for something greater? Join us as we discover the significance behind this famous name.