David denHartog teaches from II Kings 5:1-27 about another miracle of Elisha. This is the story of Naaman who is cleaned from his leprosy and his sin. At the beginning of the service, Pastor Dave also comments and prays about the supreme court decision on homosexual marriage.
David denHartog teaches the second in the “Elisha, Man of God” Series. In life, there are two ways to make decisions – one can either “live and learn” or “learn, and then live.” With bad decisions come troubles and hardships. In 2 Kings 3″1-27, we learn about a king who made an ill-advised decision. How […]
David denHartog teaches the first in the “Elisha: Man of God” series from I Kings 19:19-21 and II Kings 2:1-15.
Don Hunt teaches from John 3:1-17. It is the story of Nicodemus, a Pharisee who comes to Jesus with some questions.
Don Hunt teaches about the Holy Spirit and the work of evangelism, from John 16:7-14.
David denHartog teaches from I Kings 19:1-19 on depression. This episode in Elijah’s life shows us four major causes of depression and four ways that God answered.
David denHartog teaches the third in the “Elijah: A Man on a Mission” series. All of us have a prodigal somewhere in our life that we are concerned about and for whom we would like desperately to see changed. Is there anything we can still do, even when change does not seem like it is […]
There are times in life when we need to know who’s in charge – in a restaurant, in a business, in a ministry. We want to know who’s calling the shots? We also need to have a deep conviction about who’s in charge of our lives for emotional, spiritual, and mental well-being. The theme of […]
David den Hartog teaches the first in a series from 1 Kings 17. This was a time in Israel’s history where the state of the nation was just as bad as America’s culture today. “What America Needs Now” is people that are committed to believe and live under the authority of God’s Word.
Dean Elliott reviews the first two parts in the Psalm 40 series and teaches from verses 11-17. These verses explain how we connect to God when a crisis hits. It is all the preparation of a daily devotional life compacted into a scream.