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In this week’s sermon, we continue through the book of Ruth and take a closer look at Naomi’s bitterness after experiencing deep loss and disappointment.
Naomi believed her life had been emptied, but even in her pain, God had not abandoned her. While she struggled to see what God was doing, Ruth remained faithful in the ordinary moments. Her loyalty, obedience, and willingness to move forward caught God’s attention and became part of a much greater story of redemption.
This message reminds us that bitterness can distort how we see our circumstances, but faithfulness positions us to experience what God is doing, even when we cannot see the full picture yet.

Pastor Michael kicks off our new sermon series through the book of Ruth by looking at the danger of running to “Moab.”
When famine came, Elimelech moved his family away from Bethlehem and into a place God had warned His people about. What looked like a practical solution led to loss, grief, and emptiness.
In this message, we explore what happens when fear pushes us to trust our own plans instead of God’s provision. Even when we make the wrong move, the story of Ruth reminds us that God’s grace is still at work and redemption is never out of reach.

In Part 2 of “What Does the Bible Say About the End,” Pastor Michael Blevins continues walking through what Scripture teaches about the last days, the return of Christ, and how believers should live in light of what is still to come.
Rather than approaching the end with fear, confusion, or speculation, this message points us back to the truth of God’s Word and the hope we have in Jesus. The Bible reminds us that the end is not something believers should dread, but something that should stir us to faithfulness, readiness, and deeper trust in the Lord.
If you have ever wondered what the Bible says about the end times, this episode will help bring clarity, encouragement, and a renewed focus on living for Christ today.

In this episode, Pastor Michael Blevins continues our series, “What Does the Bible Say About That?” by looking at what Scripture teaches about the end.
The Bible does not speak about the end to create fear, confusion, or endless speculation. It points us back to faithfulness, readiness, and hope in Christ. Pastor Michael reminds us that while we may not know every detail of how and when things will unfold, we can trust the One who holds the beginning and the end.
This message encourages us to live with urgency, stay grounded in God’s Word, and keep our eyes fixed on Jesus as we await His return.

This week, Associate Pastor Trever continues our series “What Does the Bible Say About That?” by looking at what Scripture says about anxiety.
Through the lives of Martha, David, and Elijah, we see three honest examples of how anxiety can show up in our hearts. Martha shows us what happens when our focus gets out of line. David reminds us how fear and pressure can lead us to the wrong decisions. Elijah shows us how anxiety can leave us exhausted, isolated, and ready to run from the very purpose God has placed in front of us.
But through each story, we are also reminded of this truth: God meets His people in their anxiety. He corrects, comforts, restores, and redirects us back to Him.
Join us as we learn how to bring our worry, fear, frustration, and exhaustion before the Lord and trust Him in the middle of it.

Pastor Michael Blevins concludes our series, What Does the Bible Say About That?, by exploring what the Bible teaches about the Father.
When many people think of God, they often have questions about who He is and what He is like. Is He distant or personal? Is He only a judge, or is He also loving and compassionate? Through Scripture, we discover the heart of God the Father and His desire to have a relationship with His children.
In this message, Pastor Michael examines the character, nature, and work of the Father, revealing His love, holiness, faithfulness, and grace. From creation to redemption, we see a God who pursues His people, provides for their needs, and invites them into His family through Jesus Christ.
Join us as we discover what the Bible says about the Father and gain a deeper understanding of the One who has loved us from the very beginning and calls us His own.

Pastor Greg Leeth continues our series, What Does the Bible Say About That?, by exploring one of the most important questions ever asked: What does the Bible say about Jesus?
In a world filled with different opinions about who Jesus is, Scripture gives us a clear answer. Jesus is more than a great teacher, prophet, or historical figure. He is the Son of God, the Savior of the world, and the only way to reconciliation with the Father.
Through God's Word, Pastor Greg examines the life, ministry, death, and resurrection of Jesus, revealing why His identity matters and what it means for our lives today. From His divine nature to His sacrificial love, this message points us to the One at the center of the gospel.
Join us as we discover what the Bible says about Jesus and why knowing Him changes everything.

Pastor Michael continues our series, What Does the Bible Say About That?, by exploring what the Bible teaches about parenting.
In a world filled with opinions, advice, and ever-changing approaches to raising children, God's Word provides timeless wisdom for parents. Whether you are raising young children, navigating the teenage years, or seeking to influence the next generation, Scripture offers guidance for leading your family with love, grace, and truth.
Pastor Michael unpacks biblical principles for parenting, showing how parents are called to model faith, teach God's Word, discipline with purpose, and point their children toward a lifelong relationship with Jesus Christ.
Parenting is one of the greatest responsibilities and blessings God gives us. Join us as we discover what the Bible says about parenting and how we can faithfully raise the next generation to know and follow the Lord.

Pastor Michael continues our series, What Does the Bible Say About That?, by examining what the Bible teaches about the Son, Jesus Christ.
Who is Jesus? Why is He central to the Christian faith? What makes Him different from every other person who has ever lived?
Through Scripture, Pastor Michael explores the identity of Jesus as the Son of God, His role in creation, His perfect life, sacrificial death, and victorious resurrection. More importantly, we discover why understanding who Jesus is changes everything about how we live, worship, and relate to God.
Whether you are new to faith or have followed Christ for years, this message will deepen your understanding of the One who came to seek and save the lost and reveal the heart of the Father to the world.
Join us as we discover what the Bible says about the Son and why Jesus remains the hope of all humanity.

Pastor Michael continues our series, What Does the Bible Say About That?, by exploring what the Bible teaches about the Holy Spirit.
Who is the Holy Spirit? What role does He play in the life of a believer? Is the Holy Spirit simply a force or feeling, or is He a person who actively works in and through God's people today?
Through Scripture, Pastor Michael unpacks the identity, purpose, and power of the Holy Spirit, helping us understand how He convicts, comforts, guides, empowers, and transforms believers into the image of Christ.
Whether you have questions about the Holy Spirit or desire a deeper relationship with Him, this message will encourage you to discover the presence and work of God in your everyday life.
Join us as we learn what the Bible says about the Holy Spirit and how His presence changes everything.