Plato believed there were 3 guiding principles for knowing anything. The church felt he was missing something, or better put, someone. It is only through Jesus that we truly SEE what goodness, beauty and truth really are.

Purpose and Place - two solutions everyone is trying to find an answer for. In this weeks "After Easter" sermon, we look at how Jesus invites us to look at the world.

John 3 - a very familiar passage, and yet do we know not what is said but what is meant? In this sermon podcast, we are joined by New Testament Scholar, Dr. Ben Witherington from Asbury Theological Seminary, to discuss the side effect of being "Born Again."

Each week at Church, we say a lot of words. Some of those words are the same...each week. But what happens when we look at one of those phrases and see the power and danger in sharing them? What happens when we let the story of Easter effect us on more than just one day a year?

There were a lot of cries that Holy Week - but the cries of Easter morning continue to echo across the wrinkles of time. Today, we look at 2 cries directly and what they say and invite in us.

In a short week, the voices that cried for Jesus changed drastically. We have explored many voices during Lent, but through all our noise, can we hear a thing?

In his greatest night of need, Jesus' closest friends ran - deserted - betrayed - denied. Judas and Peter are well known, but what about the rest? What about us? In this sermon, we meet Jochanan, as we enter into the story.

Fasting is a much misunderstood practice within the Church in the 21st century. As part of our Sunday Night Prayer and Praise time, Drs. Tim and Julie Tennent joined us on a guided discussion into the world of Fasting.

We've all had politicians fail us, but what about justice? Truth?

This week we explore how not only was Jesus denied justice, but we insert ourselves into a story misplaced justice and our roll within it.