This week Pastor Paul taught from 2 Kings 5 about how to test the genuineness of our salvation against the scriptures. He further answered the question, "what about those who claimed to be in Christ but then walk away?"

This week Pastor's Paul sermon found us in 1 Samuel 18. What is a spiritual friendship and how important is it in your life? Do you have one? If not, how can you develop one? All of these questions are answered in this episode.

In this sermon, Pastor Paul taught from 1 Samuel 17, specifically about characteristics of the giants in our lives, how to defeat them and ways we can be sure will cause us not to defeat them.

If we're to have a voice for God with our unbelieving friends and families, there are some things we should remember about those who don't know Christ. Using the story of Elijah on Mt. Carmel, Pastor Paul shared what those things are and also shared some things we, as believers, need to do before we can expect to be that voice.

Under the broad title of "fear," we find anxiety, worry, doubt and many other synonyms. Does God address fear in scripture? If so, what is the cause? Is there an answer? Using Joshua 1, Pastor Paul pointed out 5 sources of fear and how to overcome it.

In this sermon, Pastor Paul shared the story of Joash, specifically what the source was of his rise...and sadly, his fall. What can we take away from this tragic story in scripture to help us as we walk with Christ? Pastor Paul answers that question.

This is part 2 of Pastor Paul's sermon 2 weeks ago. The application of how we respond to Jesus - the only one who is worthy - is paramount to our spiritual health and growth.

In this message Pastor Jeff used Zacchaeus as told in the story in Luke 19. What obstacles did he face to see Jesus? How did he overcome those? Jeff challenged us to look at the obstacles in our lives that keep us from seeing Jesus and reminded us that Jesus has no obstruction when looking at us.