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Is there anything God won't forgive? This week, Pastor Ben answers this question by looking at what happens when Jesus forgives a Believer.

Thanksgiving. A day to give thanks. This week, Pastor Ben leads us through a service of Praise and Thanks to our God.​

Communion. The Lord's Supper. Eucharist. What is this ceremony that every church observes but rarely teaches about? This week, Pastor Ben examines the Lord's Supper to help us understand what Jesus' intent was when He established this ceremony.

Pastor Ben has a special post election message for all those feeling angry, stressed, or anxious after the election.

Can I trust the Bible. For a lot of us, the answer is "yes". But, why is the answer "yes"? Why do we trust the Bible? Where did it come from? How do I know that it is something that I should allow to guide my life? This week, Pastor Ben Hightower looks at these questions and helps us understand why the Bible should be trusted.

What is worth praying about? Surely there are things that God is too busy to bother with. This week, Pastor Ben Hightower looks at two stories to help us answer these questions.

Paul knew that there would come a time that the Thessalonians would need to defend their faith. In 1 Thessalonians 4, he gave them some advice that would help them prepare for the time when they would stand before the crowd, the family, or the neighbors to answer for their faith. This week, Pastor Ben Hightower wraps up our series on 1 Thessalonians 4 by examining Paul's advice and how it applies to us.

What is a church? Is it just a group of people who watch sermons together? Paul taught the church at Thessalonica that they should love each other as Brothers and Sisters. But, how are we supposed to love people we've just met or have only know for a little while in the same way we love people we've known our entire lives? This week, Pastor Ben looks at what Brotherly Love does and how we can work to love one another.

Follow Your Heart. It seems like that's the summary of every movie, book, and well intended advice in American culture. But, how reliable are our hearts? Can our hearts be trusted? This week, Pastor Ben Hightower continues in Thessalonians 4 to show us why we shouldn't Follow Our Hearts.

When Paul went to Thessalonica, the city officials threw him out of town. They said that he was one of the "ones who were turning the world upside down". But, what did he say that was so offensive? For the next four weeks, Pastor Ben Hightower will look at the message that Paul preached to the Thessalonians that caused so much trouble.