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Is the gospel message anything more than just a declaration of historical facts and creedal beliefs? Does it actually impact or change the way we relate to each other? In this message from the little book of Philemon, Pastor Jeremy Writebol addresses how the gospel message, if truly believed, builds not only a strong gospel doctrine, but a deep gospel love for one another. 

Have you ever been tasked with doing something you were unprepared or ill-equipped to do? You may feel that way about sharing your faith and advancing the gospel. In this message from the little book of 3 John, Pastor Jeremy Writebol shows how every day, ordinary people can be faithful, walking in the truth. 

Do we care about those who have not heard the name of Jesus? What power and effectiveness do Christians in the 21st century have in seeing the lost of this world be reconciled to God? In this two-week mini-series, we want to challenge the church to consider the power God has supplied for us to be a church that reaches the world, even the places where there is no church. 

Would you honor your mom if there was no Mother's Day to make you celebrate? In this message on Proverbs 31:1-10, Pastor Jeremy Writebol challenges us to consider the value of women in our lives and in the world today, and follow Jesus in affirming and honoring the godly women that are essential to our homes, our church, and our community. 

What does God have to say about sex? It can be an awkward thing to talk about but that could be due to our mistaken viewpoints on human sexuality. In this message, Pastor Jeremy Writebol, encourages us to see sex as a good gift from God and to enjoy it in the context God has given. 

Why do we have to work? What does it matter what our jobs are? Could our jobs be more than just jobs? In this message from the book of Proverbs, pastor Jeremy Writebol encourages us to shift our prospective from work being meaningless toil to a new vocation given by God for his service and the good of our neighbors.