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“Long Before The Cross”
[Hebrews 6:19-7:10] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

We all know what it takes to plan a special occasion or event. They don’t just happen. Yet when it comes to Jesus, many begin the story in the New Testament without considering the incredible plan God revealed centuries before Christ came into the world. Join us as we discover how God’s ancient plan points us to our eternal High Priest.

“Certain Before Seen”
[Hebrews 6:13-20] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

What would it take for you to hold on to hope? By its very nature, hope rests in what has not yet been realized and cannot yet be seen. That is why holding on matters. Throughout Hebrews, God warns us not to drift and not to fall away. Now He gives us the reason: Hold on, because what He has promised is absolutely true.

“I’d Rather Have Jesus”
[Matthew 16:26] – Greg Wallace
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

God created us in His Image. Each of us has to choose Jesus or something/someone else. For me, “I ’d rather have Jesus!” This is no sitting on the fence on this issue. Who is your God?

“Not Seen, Not Yet”
[Hebrews 6:13-20] – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Who do you trust? Unfortunately, for many, the answer is, “No one,” or at best, “Very few.” We live in a broken world where everyone has broken their word, including ourselves. Yet God says to us, “Trust Me.” The problem is not God’s faithfulness to keep His promises; the problem is our unwillingness to trust Him.

“Between a Rock and a Hard Place”
[Exodus 33:12-23] – Hugh Poland
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Ever wish God would direct your life like a GPS gives you directions? One of the most common prayer requests that people have is the need for direction in their lives. This morning, we’re looking at a classic passage from the Old Testament in which Moses is asking God for direction, and God gives him something far better.

“The Father’s Love”
[Rom. 8:15-17 & Ps. 113:1-13] – Greg Wallace
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

In a world where many have felt the sting of absentee, abusive, or distant fathers, the Bible reveals our Heavenly Father as loving, forgiving, ever-present, and deeply caring for His children. How awesome it is that our God is our Father!