Luke 24:1-9. Take a step back in time to experience Easter as the women and the disciples first experienced it.

Isaiah 62:10-12. When you think of Palm Sunday, usually pictures of kids fighting with palm branches or waving them rambunctiously in the air and yelling "Hosanna!" come to mind. It's cute. But it's more than cute. It's intensely significant. Hear why in this sermon.

Luke 6:46-49. Jesus finishes the sermon on the plain.

Matthew 25:31-33. The last message in our "The Exoduses in Scripture" Lenten series. This exodus will be the last exodus ever. What can we expect?

Luke 5:1-11. Peter realizes something that led him to tell Jesus to take a hike. Why did he say it? Did he mean it?

Genesis 31:1-3. Pastor Hart shares Jacob's exodus home as we continue our Lenten theme of "The Exoduses in Scripture."

Philippians 4:6-7. You've heard the news about COVID-19. You're probably tired of hearing about it. In this sermon, we look to God for how to deal with this pandemic we find ourselves in.

Mark 10:17-27. "What shall I do to inherit eternal life?" It's a question we'd better know the answer to. Hear how Jesus answers that question.

Psalm 42-43. Have you ever found yourself feeling distant from God and longing to be drawn closer? You're not alone. The psalmist had that same experience, and even wrote a psalm about it to be used in worship. Listen to it here.

Mark 2:13-17. Have you ever found yourself with the "wrong crowd?" Who we associate with says a lot about who we are. In this text, Jesus is accused of being among sinners. The response He gives to His accusers pierces through hearts to this day.