Sunday Services

Justin Perry and Nathan Scott teach, train and activate the congregation on the revelatory gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Robin McMillan – Robin talks about his new book called Mystic Moose Tales and he talks about the power of imagination. God uses pictures from our imagination to speak to us. Sometimes we need to see things in our minds before we can translate them into real life.

Chris Updegraft leads worship with songs including "Amazed" and "Breathe on Me." Matt Peterson teaches about the Father's heart. Through personal stories and scripture, Matt explains the importance of the blessing from the Father. Bob Jones shares a few prophetic words to conclude the service.

In this special Resurrection Sunday service, we celebrate the life, death, and resurrection of Christ through scripture, worship, and commemorating all that our Savior did for us. 

Tom Hardiman shares how we will not always keep a good reputation when we are obedient to God's will.  Tom shows how the story of Mary and Joseph looked wrong to the public eye.

Frank Turek gives us four questions to help us consider whether the Bible is true. He shares from his book, 'I Don't Have Enough Faith To Be An Atheist', and gives three major arguments that God exists. He uses quotes from noted atheists proving doubts in their beliefs. He also addresses the controversy surrounding when the universe was created.

Dave Yarnes shares a ten-minute message update on the Heritage properties and moving forward in resources.

Bishop Wellington Boone shares today on the essence of Godliness and our journey with the Lord.

Molly, David and Amber lead us in a powerful time of worship. After worship, Bobby Conner teaches about not being afraid of reaching out to people based on their appearance. He also shares on how we are to posture ourselves to receive God's favor.

Rick continues his series on becoming the Army of God and how revival is coming to Charlotte NC and we have missed nothing. After Rick speaks, the church blesses long time children's pastor and Connect Group leader, Bobby Hussey, as he moves on to a brighter future.