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  All i can say as a once member of this church is...its worldly ,they never teach on sin all sin sexual especially. They pick and chose anyone even the unbeliever to play on the worship team,no i wouldn't recommend this church,they never called us to ask us back or try to answer any of my questions about this church. Find another church unless of course you like riding the fence.

  Added July 11, 2017 by Joseph Garrison
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  The church is way different experience but you learn a lot there it's pretty nice

  Added July 04, 2017 by Astro Fore
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  These pastors look down on other people, coming across holier than thou, yet they commit horrendous sins themselves. I say, stop looking down on others and look at yourself!

  Added May 21, 2017 by Albert Tropeano
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  Fact: The pastor was divorced by his wife, as she claimed he had been unfaithful, abusive, etc. to her. His story was that she was mentally unbalanced. Result - he was allowed to stay on as lead pastor.
  
  Fact: The pastor had an "inappropriate relationship" over the course of months with a much younger married woman who happened to be a member of the church leadership. Result - she and her husband left the church, and the pastor was allowed to stay on as lead pastor. But hey, he went to counseling, so 'it's all good, yo.'
  
  True, we are all sinners, and we all fall short of the glory of God. But Paul left behind some pretty specific instructions for the leadership of Christ's church. If the LEAD PASTOR of this church is unable to keep his house in order (and his fly zipped), it begs the question... what other areas are they compromising on at this church?

  Added April 17, 2017 by Keith Martinez
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  My review and response to some of the other reviews will stay Biblical. I know the Pastor of this church and many members of this church with NO complaints from me or my family (personal opinion).
  So now I speak about "riding the fence". Wow is really all I could say on this but biblicaly He has told us "The first will be last, and the last first." He also spoke in Matthew about "Don't look at your brothers spec in his eyes when you have a plank in your eye." These two quotes are in the Bible which we all read but more so they are in red and I do believe that means a little something special lol.
  I want to throw in that My Church Family and Pastors speak about reality in this world today. Do we speak about sin at our church? Yes. Do we speak about sin every week in our church? No.
  So to sum up what my church is: 1-Loving/Caring 2-Non-Judging (believer/nonbeliever) 3-Teaching 4-supporting 5-understanding.
  
  We dont care what your past holds and it really isn't our business but what we do want is to bring you in a relationship with God. So again we open our doors, hearts, and arms to whoever wants to become close/closer with God on your terms.

  Added September 29, 2016 by robert shaum