Continuing his series on Boundaries, PJ examines how our boundaries get broken and the damage it does to our souls.

PJ begins a series on boundaries and what they are in our lives.

In this final part of the series on Esther, we learn how God turned around the planned attack against the Jews and brought about victory and peace.

In this second part of the series on Esther, we learn about the plot to kill the Jews and Mordecai and Esther's reactions to the crisis.  

PJ begins a series on the book of Esther with a look at the first two chapters, centering on Queen Vashti's rejection and Esther's elevation to her place and the lessons we can draw from them.

PJ shares a message on Micah 6:8 outlining what it is that God says he requires from his people:  act justly, love mercy, walk humbly.

PJ celebrates Pentecost weekend by sharing a message about the Holy Spirit and the roles he plays in our lives.

PJ shares five lessons he believes we've either learned, need to learn or have observed in the past several weeks of quarantine and self-isolation.

During Lent, we will be exploring stories of people who met Jesus during his ministry. In this message, we meet the rich, young ruler who asks what he needs to inherit eternal life. We learn about the one thing that was keeping him from following Jesus. 

During Lent, we will be exploring stories of people who met Jesus during his ministry. In this message, we meet John the Baptist and see how Jesus impacted his whole life. We particularly look at a period of doubt in John's life about Jesus and explore how we can handle the doubt we have in our own lives.

During Lent, we will be exploring stories of people who met Jesus during his ministry. In this message, we meet Blind Bartimeaus and see how his experience of Jesus can teach us about ourselves and the question Jesus asks both him and us: What is it that you want me to do for you?

Are we commanded to fast?  What benefits are there to fasting?  What should I fast?  We look at these questions and more in this pre-Lent message on the spiritual discipline of fasting.

Paul teaches us in the 15th chapter of 1st Corinthians that not only was Jesus resurrected, but that because he was, we will be also and that it is an essential part of the Gospel message. When will this happen? What will we be like? We explore this in the last part of this series on Lessons from a Letter.

In this message in our series on the book of 1st Corinthians, Pastor John Carnes examines chapter 14 and discusses the way that the spiritual gifts of tongues and prophecy are to be handled in the church gathering according to the Apostle Paul. 

Continuing our series on the letter of 1st Corinthians, Pastor John Carnes looks at the "Love Chapter" and what Paul describes as the most excellent way to live our lives.

Continuing our series on the book of 1st Corinthians, Pastor John Carnes explores what it means for the church to be compared to the Body of Christ, taken from chapter 12 of Paul's letter.  Does everyone have gifts and talents to offer the church? Does everyone have a place in the Body?

In this continuing series on the book of 1st Corinthians, we look at Paul's instructions about the love feast and the celebration of the Lord's Supper.  We also examine the meaning of his warnings about taking the bread and the cup in "an unworthy manner."

Picking up where we left off in the series on 1st Corinthians, we look at the first half of chapter 11 and discuss what it meant for men to be the head of women and the question of whether or not women can participate in ministry in the church.

In this message, Pastor John Carnes explores Paul's words to the Philippians about forgetting what was behind and striving toward the future.  As we contemplate the beginning of a new year, we discuss what it is that we need to leave behind and what we want to carry into the future.