The Life of Solomon: King of Wisdom & Folly

Solomon was a Renaissance Man - builder, scientist, author, philosopher, and king. Yet for all his wisdom, Solomon pursued folly. Here is the sad story of the man who had it all, tried it all, and lost it all.  

Reviving the Nation

One of the greatest revivals in the Bible happened during the reign of King Josiah who ruled in the southern kingdom of Judah. In this message, we are going to study the components of Josiah’s revival in the hopes that we could see God would do for us what He did in the twilight years of Judah’s life cycle.

Living with Confidence in a Chaotic World

Judges: Defeat and Deliverance

The book of Judges covers a chaotic 350-year period in Israel's history where "there was no king in the land and everyone did what was right in their own eyes." The people would sin, fall into slavery, cry out to God and then He would raise up a judge to deliver them from their oppressors. Wash, rinse, repeat. In this series we will study this incredible book and see how time and time again God was faithful to rescue His people and how He still does this today. 

America at a Crossroads

A 3-part series preached in the weeks leading up to the 2020 election. In these messages we will deal with Christian citizenship, the growing unrest and tremendous social change threatening this nation. 

Jacob: Schemer and Dreamer

Jacob is one of the most important men in the OT. He’s one of the four patriarchs of the Jewish nation and the most flawed. As we trace his life, we will discover that he had as many defeats as victories. Unlike some other Bible characters who seem to march from victory to victory, Jacob’s life is a struggle from the very beginning. He comes out grabbing his brother’s heel and dies settling old scores with his children. In between he knows more than his share of sorrow and heartache. In short, here is man who lives the way most of us do—two steps forward and one step back. There is just as much encouragement as there is warning in his life. His story is full of mistakes and sin, and yet when you turn to Heb. 11 its his name that is honored in the Hall of Faith.