Everyone knows you can’t walk on water! But here’s Jesus, doing just that; walking on water beyond all human capability and overcoming the utter chaos of deep, turbulent waters, all to let these fearful and panic-stricken followers of his know that “it is well,” and that the seas, while stormy now, would soon be calm for the journey ahead. It’s another powerful example of how, even in the worst of the storm – whatever kind of storm we’re talking about – and regardless of the depth of our despair in the midst of it all, the presence of the divine will ever be our safety and our salvation.

Elder Derrick Kitchens closes out our fall annual meeting on Sunday morning with an encouragement to seek God as a little child would. Let us rejoice in our father's presence, cry out when we need comfort, and seek him when we have need.

Elder Derrick Kitchens continues our fall annual meeting Saturday morning. His message exhorts us to press in to God's abundant life by following him with energy and zeal.

Elder Derrick Kitchens continues our fall annual meeting Saturday afternoon with practical steps we can take towards a more abundant life in Christ.

Elder Charles Kitchens opens our annual fall meeting, asking us to consider God's vision for the church.

Discouraged? Hopeless? In Christ, an invincible hope is given to all of God’s children. Our struggles are real, but the gospel gives us a comfort and solace that endures through any circumstance. Today’s message shows where to center our confidence, and warns us of the things that tempt us to forget.

Our Lord is amazing. He takes small things and does great work. Jesus taught this and demonstrated it with His life. The implications are profound for us. Today, we will look at those implications.

Preaching from the familiar story of Martha and Mary, Pastor John shows how to resolve the tension between "working for" and "resting in" the Lord.