Sermons

Into despair, hope came. Into darkness, a light dawned. May it be so for you, for each of us, as we celebrate once again the Advent of Jesus! The true light, which gives light to everyone, has come into the world!

Mark’s good news about Jesus is short, fast-paced, and highly subversive. Writing from the hub of the most powerful human empire in the world, Mark chronicles the quiet entrance of the Kingdom of God, an entrance so quiet it’s easy to miss – but not for those who are paying spiritual attention. Let’s be among them.

As we take a break from our Mark series, join us in visiting several destinations where God is working in the world to better understand His plan for reaching all people groups with the Gospel.

Mark’s good news about Jesus is short, fast-paced, and highly subversive. Writing from the hub of the most powerful human empire in the world, Mark chronicles the quiet entrance of the Kingdom of God, an entrance so quiet it’s easy to miss – but not for those who are paying spiritual attention. Let’s be among them.

Mark’s good news about Jesus is short, fast-paced, and highly subversive. Writing from the hub of the most powerful human empire in the world, Mark chronicles the quiet entrance of the Kingdom of God, an entrance so quiet it’s easy to miss – but not for those who are paying spiritual attention. Let’s be among them.

The Christmas season has always carried a sense of expectation, but never more than the FIRST Christmas, when longings for a Savior were at a fever pitch. Join us for a front row seat to the first Countdown to Jesus.

The holidays are not a happy time for everyone, and those with mental health challenges can feel particularly left out from the mainstream of celebration. Join us as we offer support to those who are struggling and the ones who love them.

Too often we SPEND our time, talent, and treasure … how do we INVEST them instead? Join us as we take a close look at each of these invaluable gifts from God – and find out how they can become invaluable gifts to bless others!

If election dejection has you down, look up and take heart! The book of Psalms reminds us Who is really in charge.

Our culture celebrates busyness, and it's easy to cram our days full of tasks, meetings, and overstimulating entertainment. Do you ever wish it could all just stop for a while? Ever think that putting work on pause sounds appealing? Believe it or not, God calls for a break from the busyness, and even commands it. In this series, we'll explore how to exchange the rat race for a recharge.

Christ and His Word transform our hearts, minds and souls. What if we dedicated ourselves to a plan for ongoing personal spiritual evaluation, asking ourselves and others daily, “How’s your soul?” Through July, we will explore four key areas of spiritual growth.

Often times when we read the Bible, we can forget that Jesus and those with whom He worked closely were real people with real emotions. When we remember their emotions and feelings, we have a great opportunity to learn from and relate to what they went through. In six encounters from the Gospel of John, we experience various aspects of Jesus’ character, emotion, and humanity.