We know we're all going to die, but we like to pretend that we've got plenty of time. It won't happen unless we're sick or are a lot older than we are now. We know that we have an expiration date, but we live like that date is a long way off. But, that's not necessarily true. Your expiration date could be this year, this month, or even this week. This week, Pastor Ben Hightower challenges us to live as if our expiration date is coming soon.

God has a reputation of being kind of harsh. Pillars of salt, flooding the world, and the fire from the sky come to mind. People really struggle with following a God who seems to fly off the handle. But what if God isn't flying off the handle? What if we're just ignoring all the things God was patient with before He got tired of being patient? What if the problem is not His reaction to sin, but our perspective on sin? This week, Pastor Ben Hightower takes us through 2 Samuel 6 to look God's reaction to one man's sin that seems sudden and harsh, but is actually pretty reasonable.

We like a fresh start. The diet starts on Monday. We start budgeting on the 1st of next month. I'm going to be better after the New Year. Today, Pastor Ben Hightower takes us through Joshua 26 to see what the Israelites challenged his people to do with the fresh start they were about to receive.

There are a lot of people in the story of Easter. Everyone from high government officials to condemned criminals got a chance to weigh in on Jesus. This week, Pastor Ben Hightower walks us through the trials, crucifixion, and ressurection of Jesus and asks, "What is your response to Jesus?"

​I love that place. I love that show. I love that guy. We "love" everything so much that "love" starts to lose its meaning. We're not the first to have this problem, which is why Paul wrote that we should "let our love be genuine". This week, Pastor Ben Hightower continues through the story of Abraham and asks us, "What does genuine love do"?

If Jesus offers forgiveness for sin, that don't we have the freedom to sin as much as we want? If God offers forgiveness, then why does the Bible put limits on our behavior? This week, Pastor Ben Hightower continues through the life of Abraham to discover the difference between punishment and consequences.

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​The story of three of the worlds major religions begins with one guy: Abraham. You'd think a guy like that would be a hero among men. You'd think he would be righteous, courageous, and steadfast. Instead, we read his story and find a guy that was sinful, cowardly, and wishy washy. Why would God choose this guy of all people to introduce Himself to the world. This week, Pastor Ben Hightower begins a new series on the Life of Abraham by introducing us to this man and showing us what God was doing when he chose this most Averagest Guy Ever.

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Pastor Ben Hightower leads us in a reading of the Christmas Story, a time of Worship, and a call to serve Jesus as He served us.

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Angels, shepherds, roving percussionists, and a pregnant teenage girl. In a story full of miracles, the most important miracle is the miraculous conception of Jesus. This week Pastor Ben talks about why the virgin conception of Jesus matters so much.