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Lessons from Understanding the Second Death

by Ethan May

What can we in the Church learn by understanding & studying the second death? We’ll look at the traits & characteristics of those who WILL perish, as well as the traits & characteristics of those who will AVOID the 2nd death. Finally, we’ll look at what God’s hope is for humanity.

Fruitfulness in Kindness, Meekness and Longsuffering

by Ethan May

In this message, we will highlight the critical need to continue to produce Godly fruit in our lives through the Holy Spirit. As we do so, we will focus specifically on three fruits of the Holy Spirit: kindness, meekness and long-suffering.

Lessons in Christian Relationships From the Parables

by Ethan May

The parables that Jesus spoke are rich in lessons for Christians regarding our relationships with one another. These lessons can help remind us how to view one another properly as we head into Passover.

Obstacles to Reaching the Kingdom of God

by Ethan May

We'll look at some of the major obstacles that we as Christians face on our journey to eternal life by examining and outlining what we are told in scripture can prevent us from being there.

Compromise & the Christian

by Ethan May

Here's a look at Compromise & The Christian. We’ll look at what causes us to compromise, where compromise leads, how we can combat it, and what to do if we are confronted by others to compromise.

Lessons of Lot for Modern Day Christians

by Ethan May

The message will look at four major things that Lot did in his life that we as Christians today can learn from in order to be better prepared for prophetic events to come.

Idolatry: A Warning Still Relevant for Us Today

by Ethan May

This message looks at the history of idolatry from the beginning of human history, through the history of Israel & Judah, as well as looking at why God's warning against idolatry is still relevant in the New Testament Church today.