If you think money can't buy happiness, you're not spending it right. Jesus hints at this truth in His parable about the Rich Man and Lazarus. And the rest of Jesus' teaching makes it clear the way we should go.

Jesus warns us to be careful, beware of this area as it will sabotage what we really want. In this short message, Pastor Boog attempts to give a concise picture of how to be set free from this pitfall.

What are your ambitions, goals for 2021? What, deep down, do you hope happens this next year for you. Is that an ambition, a dream, a goal worth living for?

We can have new life because He gave up His. For those that were unable to join us this week, here is our celebration of what God has done for us through Jesus. The light has come into the world and given us the the power to become children of God.

Boog shares Jesus' story/parable addressing looking down on ourselves or on others. We need to know where we stand with God. (Luke 18:9-14)

In Jesus' story about the Hidden Treasure, Jesus did not say, “The Kingdom is like a treasure.” The point of the story is the behavior of the finder. He found something hidden worth all he had. He did whatever it took to acquire it. It is the ultimate investment.

For those who could not join us this past Thursday at The Casino, we invite you to join us virtually in this recording. Many in Israel, like so many of us during this time, gave up on waiting for God. It is hard to wait. But, Christmas reminds us that He is faithful. He will never leave us or forsake us.

Pastor Boog left last week's sermon with a gnawing feeling of leaving something out. This short message is Boog's attempt to give Jesus' story of the 2 men who built on different foundations more relevance to us today.

Our Foundation determines our future. From a construction site, Boog tries to bring the story of Jesus about the two builders to life - our life.