Messy Church: I Corinthians 9:24-10:14. Paul encourages the Corinthian believers who had gotten distracted and off-mission...this is how you are to engage in the life of a disciple and this is why it matters. This message examines the call to "run the race to win" and what that might look like in our lives.

The Messy Church: I Corinthians 9:19-27. What does it look like to truly be a servant to others? And what is the ultimate aim for a follower of Jesus in serving others? This message examines these questions as well as how the idea of a believer's freedom in Christ relates to serving others in love.

The Messy Church: I Corinthians 8:1-13. In this section of his letter, Paul addresses the issue of how a believer's knowledge about God and his ways can actually be used in a way that is unloving and harmful to another believer. This examines examines the implications of this in our day and calls us to live with a balance of truth and love towards one another.

Hebrews 10:19-25. This message looks at how the writer of Hebrews encourages the believers to "hold fast to the confession of faith". As it turns out, staying in community has a lot to do with our ability to do just that.

Crazy Christmas: Christmas Day Message

Crazy Christmas: Week Three. Luke Chapter 1. This message examines Luke's account of the events leading up to the birth of Jesus. Why did he choose to record these events? What does it require of a reader, then and now, to trust in what happened?

Crazy Christmas: Week Two. Matthew 1:1-17. Why does Matthew choose to record the genealogy of Jesus, and what can we learn from his family?

Crazy Christmas. What if it possible to live a peaceful and godly life this time of year, and always? Where would journey begin? And where would the journey take us?

Rich in Generosity: Part Four. This message concludes our series on giving and generosity leaving us with a final question and some next steps in regard to giving generously.

Rich in Generosity: Part Three. This message examines a biblical view of riches and prosperity and how disciples of Jesus should relate to the idea of having excess in our lives.