What Lies Beyond the Grave?

So many people today are searching for spiritual truth and someone, or something to put their faith in.  Some say there are many choices, others say there’s nothing else out there, but who is right?  In this affirming message from Pastor Jeff Schreve, we learn what evidence the Bible presents to prove that God really does exist.

Is there true purpose to be found in your life?  Do you exist for something specific, or is all of a life just an accidental coincidence?  In this revealing message from Pastor Jeff Schreve, we discover what life means for those who choose the grace and love of Jesus Christ, and what it means for those who don’t.  What is your choice?

The Bible.  For some, it is a big book of historical recordings that have no pertinence toward their life.  For others, it is God’s Holy Word that is living and active and sharper than a double-edged sword; their guidepost through each day.  But, is this book, handed down for thousands of years throughout history, to be believed?  In this encouraging message from Pastor Jeff Schreve, we see the truth:  the Bible is the trustworthy and living Word of God, not just some religious musings of man.

YOLO: You Only Live Once.  That’s a concept that has floated around in our culture.  Do whatever it is that is going to make you happy, no matter what the cost or consequence.  But, is happiness really found living for thrills, indulgence, and self?  In this eye-opening message from the book of Ecclesiastes, Pastor Jeff leads us through the findings of King Solomon during his quest for happiness and shares the answer to being truly happy in all circumstances.

One of the hardest parts of life is the suffering and sorrow that consistently happens to each and every person.  Why would a good and loving God allow horrific tragedies to happen to His people?  And since evil very obviously exists in our world, is it true that God really is good and loving?  In this enlightening message, Pastor Jeff Schreve shows us the truth about what God says is to be our perspective on the suffering in this world through the His lens of love and mercy.