Pastor Jeff Sparkman gives an important message on voting and the upcoming election, and why as Christians we should not only care about politics, but be active in the voting process to support and fight for moral and Biblical policies in our government.

Pastor Jeff gives a sermon in John Chapter 10 on hearing God and His will for our lives, and a few reasons why we might feel like we're not hearing Him.

Pastor Jeff gives a powerful message on God's identity as the Good Shepherd, and all of the symbolism that directly correlates to both God's role in our lives, and also many ways that we are like the sheep!

Guest Speaker Kelley Schubert gives a phenomenal sermon on Jesus giving the blind man sight in John Chapter 9. This passage shows us that God's power is not only evident when we are at our lowest, but that walking in the light of God's promises is a process. We are all somewhere in between having mud on our eyes, and rejoicing because our vision has been made clear!

Pastor Jeff speaks on Jesus's statement, "The truth will set you free," and how knowing the ultimate truth, God's truth, will allow us to both see what we've been missing, and also liberate us from what keeps us chained.

As a believer, you know who you are by your identity in Christ. But do you know where you're going in life? In John Chapter 8, Pastor Jeff Sparkman speaks on the gifts God has uniquely given each of us, and how we need to step into our personal purpose and calling to do what He has created us to do!

Pastor Jeff Sparkman speaks on Jesus's identity as the Light of the World, and how He illuminates not only His path ahead of us, but also puts into perspective what the world has twisted. He reveals to us the true purpose of our gifts, and how they are meant to be used for His kingdom.

Pastor Jeff speaks on the importance of Jesus's words, "He who is without sin among you, let him be the first to throw a stone." Because of Jesus's sacrifice, we all have received a second chance just like the woman in this passage. We must live in such a way that does not take this for granted, as well as extend the same kind of mercy to others.