Audio by artist tom_vogel

In Billy's absence, Tom teaches on the values of fatherhood and unity.

1 Cor 10:6-7, Ex 19:3-8

Tom lays a scriptural foundation for the discipline of tithing, focusing not on tithing as such, but as it reveals God's heart for the way his people live in relation to him and to each other.

Ex 16:2-6, Deut 8:3/7/16, Gen 14:14-20, Num 18:21, Deut 14:22-23/28-29, Deut 26:1-10, Mal 3:6-10, Matt 23:23, Eph 5:18/25, Gal 4.

Building off of his tithing message, Tom teaches on what the Bible says about aspects of managing money beyond tithing. God calls us to be good stewards of everything he entrusts us with, and shows how to be what he calls us to be.

Church leaders share thoughts from leaders retreat.

An introduction to a study on Psalms by Tom Vogel. How we should read Psalms and their poetic aspect.

A reading and examination of Psalm 1. Psalm 1 is meant to be an introduction to the book of Psalms and it is known as the editorial Psalm because it was the editor who put together the compilation of Psalms as we know it today that put the psalm in its location in the book.

A sermon on Psalm 23 from Tom Vogel who goes in depth into the analogy of people as sheep in relationship to God, our Shepherd. This explanation of how we are like sheep gives us insight into our relationship with God and his character. 

 Tom preaches on how God has always had the desire since creation to dwell with his people.  From the garden with Adam and Eve, to the tabernacle, and the church today.  Tom then speaks about what the church is, how it is comprised, and how each member has specific giftings to give to the body which are given to them from God to build his place of dwelling which is the church.

 Gen. ch 25-36.  In this part of the Old Testament Tom focuses on convenant; what covenant is and the covenants that God had made with man so far throughout the story.

 Tom does a survey of the book of Judges with highlights on some of the major judges.

 Tom gives a sermon from 2 Kings focusing on the prophets and kings.