Foundation for Revival
Pastor Dave Hoffman talks about what type of Christianity is needed to lay a foundation for revival.
Heather Hoffman busts three myths that mothers often believe about themselves.
Pastor Dave Hoffman talks about our call to holiness.
Pastor Mark Hoffman talks about how we can accept our present circumstances and ask God to bless and use us right where we are.
Pastor Neil Hoffman challenges us to ask ourselves three questions about our faith and obedience.
Pastor Dave Hoffman reminds us of three truths the Apostle James talks about in James chapter 1.
Easter is a celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The service starts with a video of many people telling the Easter story and how the resurrection has changed their lives. Then Pastor Dave gives a short message on how God has reconciled us to Himself by sending His Son, Jesus, to take away our sins.
Pastor Mark Hoffman talks about what it means to have a renewed mind.
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Lessons From The Lockdown
Pastor Mark Hoffman talks about what we can learn from the lockdown we’ve been experiencing.
Pentecost 2020
Pastor Marc Dupont talks about the significance of Pentecost.
A Christian's Relationship To Government
Pastor Dave Hoffman talks about our obligations in obeying our government.
What Are You Waiting For?
Pastor Mark Hoffman talks about times of waiting.
Mother's Day 2020
Linda Hoffman talks about the responsibilities of mothers.
Be Still and Know that I am God
Pastor Mike Van Meter talks about our limitations compared to God’s limitlessness.
How To Grow In Favor With God
Pastor Mark Hoffman talks about gaining favor with God through our private time with Him.
Jesus' Three Instructions To Peter
Pastor Dave Hoffman looks at three things Jesus says to Peter in John 21.
Easter 2020
Your Home Is An Embassy
Pastor Mark Hoffman talks about how we are all God’s ambassadors.
Church Under Quarantine
Pastor Neil Hoffman talks about how the early church responded to two major plagues that swept through Rome in the second and third centuries.