A casual glance at the news will tell you that things are not well in the world. The Bible teaches us that as the approach of Christ’s Return draws near that things will get bad in the world. Pastor Randy identifies some of the events going on in the world, especially in relation to Israel and shows us in Scripture where we were told about these things.

It is important that we study prophecy in the Bible. God is in control and he has said in advance what is going to happen in this world. By studying prophecy, we are better equipped to help people through the difficult times that they will encounter in this life. It also causes us to look for Christ as He told us to. In this message Pastor Randy Denham takes a look back over 2016 and makes the connections between the events of the year and what God’s Word says is going to happen.

Contending for the faith is not so much about going against those who are opposed to our faith, as much as it is about being some strong in our faith that they are not able to influence us. In this message pastor Rick gives us seven things that we can do to contend for our, as Jude says, ‘our Most Holy Faith’.

Our faith is not static, it is dynamic and living. Jude, in this little letter, is going to tell us that we need to contend for it, fight to keep it going and growing. Pastor Rick focuses on two attitudes that we need to watch for when contending for the faith.

In this message, the apostle John reminds his readers to always do the right thing, even when the leaders around us are not. It is a very timely message for the time we are in.

Peter closes out his second epistle, his last recorded words with an exhortation to be diligent to stay on the path to the best possible life. He also reminds them and us what it is going to be like when Jesus does return. There is a call within this text to let the reality of His return affect the way we live our lives.

A message from the series “2 John – Living in Truth.” Peter closes out his second epistle, his last recorded words with an exhortation to be diligent to stay on the path to the best possible life. He also reminds them and us what it is going to be like when Jesus does return. There is a call within this text to let the reality of His return affect the way we live our lives.

Peter closes out his second epistle, his last recorded words with an exhortation to be diligent to stay on the path to the best possible life. He also reminds them and us what it is going to be like when Jesus does return. There is a call within this text to let the reality of His return affect the way we live our lives.

A message from the series “Topical Messages.” Peter closes out his second epistle, his last recorded words with an exhortation to be diligent to stay on the path to the best possible life. He also reminds them and us what it is going to be like when Jesus does return. There is a call within this text to let the reality of His return affect the way we live our lives.

A message from the series “Holiday Messages.” Peter closes out his second epistle, his last recorded words with an exhortation to be diligent to stay on the path to the best possible life. He also reminds them and us what it is going to be like when Jesus does return. There is a call within this text to let the reality of His return affect the way we live our lives.

Peter closes out his second epistle, his last recorded words with an exhortation to be diligent to stay on the path to the best possible life. He also reminds them and us what it is going to be like when Jesus does return. There is a call within this text to let the reality of His return affect the way we live our lives.

A message from the series “Holiday Messages.” Peter closes out his second epistle, his last recorded words with an exhortation to be diligent to stay on the path to the best possible life. He also reminds them and us what it is going to be like when Jesus does return. There is a call within this text to let the reality of His return affect the way we live our lives.