Don’t drink the Kool-Aid is what we say to warn about something deadly that looks innocent. The phrase came from the Jonestown Massacre where members of the Jim Jones cult committed suicide by drinking a mixture of a powdered soft drink...

Worship matters. That was the bottom line to last Sabbath’s message on “Worthy Worship”—part four in the Boot Camp for the Last Days sermon series. Rewind to Revelation 14:7 (last part) for the key thought: “Worship him who made...

Last Sabbath we continued our spring revival series, Boot Camp for the Last Days, with a look at the connection between spirituality and health. Rewind to Daniel 1:1-6. Here we see that Nebuchadnezzar’s strategic plan was to take the...

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On Sabbath we celebrated the rise of the Tomb Raider by reflecting on the meaning of the resurrection. As Jesus breathed His last that fateful Friday, it appeared Satan had won. But things were not as bad as they looked. The King had...

On Sabbath we took an honest look at the call and the response to discipleship. In the face of Jesus’ healing and forgiveness ministry, there were those who responded by begging him to leave (Matt. 8:34), accusing him of blasphemy (Matt....

. Feeling gutsy? Spencer Perkins wrote the following: “Christianity, doesn’t require any power when its only challenge is doing something that already comes naturally. But it will take a powerful gospel—a gospel with guts—to enable...

How Would Jesus Love (HWJL) was the basis of Sabbath’s message as we continued the iFollow series on discipleship. We are learning that being a disciple is a call to join Jesus in His mission to change the world. Our motto: “Changed by...

On Sabbath we took another step with Jesus on the path to discipleship. True disciples are those who make a total commitment of their whole being to the lordship of Christ.   Rewind to Luke 14:26, 27. When Jesus said that...

Living on Purpose by Pastor Jay...