 In preparation for our VBS program starting this week, Pastor Doss walks us through the story of Moses. Join us as we discover answers to questions such as, "Why did God allow the Israelites to be Egyptian slaves for so long?" "What can we learn from Moses' experiences today?" and "Does archaeology even support the story of the Exodus?" Click below to listen to part one and be sure to come back next week for part 2.
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Evangelist Matt Crum visits with us and asks us to take a closer look at the family of the prodigal son.
Click the button below to listen to the sermon online, or right click and choose "save as" to download the mp3 and listen offline. Prefer to catch the highlights? Click The Seed to view our newsletter, which includes a synopsis of the sermon.  Today Don Kinser reminds us that the battle we are called to fight is a spiritual one against Satan, and not against those held captive by him. We are called to be liberators!
Click the SERMON button below to listen online, or right click and choose "save as" to download the mp3 file. Prefer to read about it. Check out The Seed, our weekly sermon synopsis. Click the link below to read it.  By now you have probably heard about the recent Supreme Court decision legalizing same sex unions across this country. And you have also probably seen some hotheaded words flying on social media from both sides of the issue. As a Christian, how should we respond? Does God approve of this? And if not, where do we go from here? Today Pastor Doss addresses these current events by looking to God's word for answers.
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