Micah 4:1-7. What are your hopes for Christmas this year? This message looks at the future hope Micah points his audience to and see its establishment. Because this future hope has been established, it gives us a living hope available even now.

Revelation 3:14-22. Jesus critiques the church at Laodicea, offers them a bargain too good to be true, and calls them to action. His words aren't just for the church at Laodicea, but for anyone who has ears to hear.

Psalm 67. We've been blessed in more ways than we can count. We're so blessed we take things for granted. This message looks at some tremendous blessings we can easily forget about.

Psalm 67. We've been blessed in more ways than we can count. We're so blessed we take things for granted. This message looks at some tremendous blessings we can easily forget about.

Philippians 3:17-21. There are examples to follow every day of our lives. Some of them are beneficial while others are dangerous. Paul shares with the church at Philippi who they should follow, who they shouldn't, and why it matters. Hear how his message applies to you too.

Matthew 18:21-35. Jesus shares a parable on debt forgiveness to illustrate to Peter how forgiveness works in the Kingdom of Heaven.

Isaiah 30:15-22. Where is your trust? What thing/things are you trusting in? Isaiah calls out his people for placing their trust in unworthy things and invites them to instead trust in the Lord. Listen to how his message applies to you today too.

Ephesians 5:15-21. Just as it's important to watch where you're going whatever you're doing, it's important to watch your step as a Christian. Find out why and how here.

John 8:31-32. The truth will set you free. Pastor Hart shares how the truth set Luther free from the monster of uncertainty and how it sets us free.

John 8:31-32. The truth will set you free. Pastor Hart shares how the truth set Luther free from the monster of uncertainty and how it sets us free.