Trever Rook

We can find security in the fact that we are no longer slaves, but free through the love of Jesus.

Are we friends?

Could today's churches benefit from taking a more realistic look at the first Easter Sunday?  

Are there things that block us from experiencing the moments?

What makes a family?

"This moment in history left an enormous impact."

"For all who rely on the works of the law are under a curse..."

"I bought the shirt, the hat and the bumper sticker, but my faith began to crumble."

Can we get so caught up in the things we are doing, that it becomes more about us, than about who we are supposed to be doing things for?  

When faith takes a backseat to politics.

What do you stand for?  Have the things you stood for changed? Today we look at how our ever growing faith can impact our values and beliefs.    

Galatians 1:18-24 “When Christ comes into our lives, it can be a bit like receiving a small plant.”  

Paul's letter to the Galatians starts with a force that shakes the early church. What was the debate and what were they afraid of?  

As we finish the book of Matthew, Pastor Trever talks about how the mission is just beginning for the disciples of Jesus Christ.

If Jesus did rise from the dead, why are we as Christians, acting like he didn't?

"It's simply how the church survives."

“They had put all their hope and dreams in him and now here he was, on a cross, dying.”

As Christians, are we really practicing what Jesus preached?

In this week's message, Pastor Trever tackles a passage that has been used for centuries as a terrible weapon.  We also discuss the devastating events of the past week.  

"Most people in history, that commited bad things, thought that they were doing the right things."  Why?