Have you ever known someone who just couldn’t forgive what was done to them? Have you watched them as it slowly ate away at who they were and destroyed them? Have you yourself kept dwelling on and let unforgiveness eat away who you really are? Pastor Doug dives into forgiveness from King David’s life and shares a message for all of us…

Our study on the life of King David continues today with a look at David's, and the Israelite's, actions concerning the Ark of the Covenant.  Won't you join us in discovering how even the most (apparently) worshipful actions may be the reason for your difficulties? 

Have you ever known someone who just couldn’t forgive what was done to them? Have you watched them as it slowly ate away at who they were and destroyed them? Have you yourself kept dwelling on and let unforgiveness eat away who you really are? Pastor Doug dives into forgiveness from King David’s life and shares a message for all of us...

Last week Pastor Doss showed us that no sin can keep us from God's love and acceptance as long as we are willing to repent.  (If you missed it, be sure to check it out here. )  For many, a reluctance to accept God's forgiveness for our own sins keeps them from a meaningful relationship with our Father.  But what if you have confessed and accepted His forgiveness and you still feel a separation?  Today Pastor Doss takes us through the next step of establishing that connection we are seeking.

Turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, sweet potato casserole, and pecan pie, family, friends and fellowship.  Thanksgiving is day that we stop and celebrate all that we have been given.  And while many of us celebrated this holiday this past week, there is still a lesson to be learned.

This Sunday, Pastor Doss guides us through the life of David, a person that God describes as a 'man after God's own heart.'  Yet, David had a dark secret that could have forever destroyed his fellowship with the Father.  Join us as we discover God's gift of forgiveness and just how far He will go to have fellowship with us.

One of the main reasons that Christians struggle with sin are legalistic in our walk. We have no spiritual direction and have no power of God in our Christian lives today because we either do not understand what an important and precious Gift we have in the Holy Spirit, or we are simply not walking in the Spirit.

If you have been around a church for any length of time you have probably heard the often quoted, "let your light shine before men," verse.  It's great advice, but what exactly does it mean?  Where does the light come from?  How exactly do you let it shine? 

Today Pastor Doss explains that our "light" comes from the Spirit of God, and it can only shine from us if we are walking with Him.  But how do we do that?  Listen in to find out.

Have you ever had a moment where you secretly asked yourself, "Is it all really true, or have I been misled?" If you say that you haven't, you and I both know that is not true. True faith can only be achieved through facing your doubts. I have heard it said by so many people through the years, concerning faith in Christ: “You only believe in Christ because you live in America. If you lived in Japan you'd be Buddhist; Iraq, you'd be Muslim; India, you'd be Hindu.” And I've heard answers from Christians when confronted with issues about their beliefs, make statements such as: "We are to accept these things by faith alone, " Or, "We walk by faith, not by sight."

What comes to your mind when you hear the word, Abomination in Scriptures? There are a number of things which I hear Christians Scripturally quote that word as a description of today, and usually they are not wrong, but we have an eye-opening discovery, especially in today's average Christian. This incredibly powerful word that God uses to express His feelings about some of the worst and most unnatural sins mankind could commit.