Baptism was given to the church by Jesus (Matthew 28:18-20) but it has often been misunderstood over the years. But, before we understand baptism, we must first understand salvation. How is a person saved? What does it take to gain eternal life? Join us as we discuss salvation and baptism in preparation for celebrating with those who have given their lives to Christ and now are making a declaration of their faith.

We live in this world but we are not of this world. We are citizens of this country for now but ultimately our final citizenship is in heaven. As American citizens we are thankful to live in this country and we know that we are called to be obedient citizens (Rom. 13) until such a time that our government asks us to disobey the Lord (Acts 5:29). We understand the freedoms that we enjoy in America, but what sort of freedoms do we have in Christ?

The book of James takes a pro-active point of view on the topics of faith and works. Our faith saves us but our faith requires a life that is shown through good works. How does that work? What does that look like? Join us as we discuss the balance between what we believe and what we do.

All men who aspire to be like Jesus need to ask themselves a basic question: What kind of man is God calling me to be? King David was said to be "a man after God's own heart" so he is a great place to start. Join Robert Guillen as he breaks down the 7 key characteristics that King David displayed as a godly man.