Rich in Generosity: Part Two. Building on the big idea from the first message in this series, we turn our attention to the question of "How much should I give?" What does Scripture lay out in terms of the expectations of what a follower of Jesus should give?

Rich in Generosity. The first message of our series "Rich in Generosity" examines the motivation for giving and what Paul had to say as he encouraged the Corinthian church in I Corinthains chapter 8.

The Messy Church: Messy Marriage - I Corinthians 7:35-40. This message continues to examine Paul's comments and instruction for singles in the Corinthian Church. This message takes a look at singleness both before a marriage (engagement) and singleness after the death of a spouse.

Acts 3:1 - 4:22. The story of Peter and John and their interaction with the lame man at the temple gates. This story is a great reminder of how God's people are to live with eyes open to the opportunities that we have to interact with others and allow God to move through us.

The Messy Church: Messy Marriage - I Corinthians 7:25-35. This message examines Paul's comments and instruction for singles in the Corinthian Church, especially in light of the current challenges facing the church.

The Messy Church: Messy Marriage: I Cor 7:17-24.

The Messy Church: Messy Marriage. I Corinthians 7:10-16. This message continues to unpack Paul's comments about marriage and singleness, specifically addressing the issue of divorce and what a believer should do if they find themselves in a marriage to an unbeliever.

The Messy Church: Messy Marriage - I Cor 7:1-7. This message examines what Paul says to the Corinthian church in regards to what a marriage commitment looks like and the surrounding cultural attitudes that pushed against this.

The Messy Church: Messy Marriage. I Corinthians 7. This message lays a foundation for marriage as seen in Scripture and talks about what we can look to as a model for a healthy marriage and how we should approach the messes of marriage.

Psalm 90. This message examines Moses' prayer in Psalm 90 and explores what a healthy perspective about our time looks like.