The story of Hezekiah, a great king in the Old Testament, serves as a reminder of the dangers of idol worship and the importance of seeking ultimate freedom from idols through faith in Jesus Christ. Hezekiah's courage in destroying idols and his people's tendency to mix God and culture are highlighted, emphasizing the need for a deep heart change and a full surrender to God. [... more]

Pastor Bobby preaches about the importance of living with open hands and being generous with God's blessings. He uses the story of the Israelites and the construction of the tabernacle to illustrate how wealth and prosperity can either bring people closer to God or distract them from their relationship with Him. He encourages the congregation to ask themselves what God's purpose is for their blessings and to use them to bless others. [... more]

Stepping into the unknown can be terrifying, but it's often the key to unlocking God's plans for our lives. In Joshua chapter three, God's people are called to step into the Jordan River, a chaotic and uncertain situation, before He parts the waters. This principle is still relevant today, as we navigate the challenges of the upcoming year. By stepping out in faith, we demonstrate our trust in God and allow Him to grow our relationship with Him. [... more]

Reflecting on the past year and setting a vision for the upcoming year can help individuals live more intentionally. By creating a vision for each area of life, setting specific goals, making a plan, and adapting the environment, people can achieve their goals and grow closer to God. [... more]

Following Jesus means loving God more than our families. The cost of discipleship is giving up everything, including our relationships, time, and possessions, to devote ourselves to Jesus. This requires us to count the cost and understand what it means to renounce all and follow Jesus, even if it means giving up our most precious things, including our children. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings are explored, including 'put a sock in it', 'to be put through the mill', 'put your thinking cap on', and 'raining cats and dogs'. These phrases have fascinating histories, from medieval England to ancient nautical myths. [... more]

The Holy Spirit helps us to feel and enjoy the heart of Christ by revealing spiritual truth about Jesus and ourselves, and by fueling our spiritual growth through obedience to the Word of God. [... more]

Message from Bobby Herrington on November [... more]

Message from Bobby Herrington on December [... more]