If life is a journey, where is it going? And what is the best way to get there, and how do we know when we've arrived? Put another way, what is life about, and what should we be about with the years we have on earth? In this message, we will look at how Jesus answered this question thousands of years ago and see how it is relevant for us in 2025.

In a world that seems never truly to be at peace, Jesus shows up on the scene and offers peace to us.  But what does that mean?  Is it world peace? Is it some personal sense of peace?  In this message, we will look at Jesus, the Prince of Peace, and how what he brings is still very much needed today.

Jesus, the son of God, came as a 6-pound baby boy in Bethlehem. But his arrival was foretold 700 years earlier by the prophet Isaiah, who called Jesus an Everlasting Father. But what on earth does that mean? How can the Son of God be an Everlasting Father? In this message, we will dive into how Jesus represents the best kind of father, with eternal implications.

While the Christmas season often brings joy, it can also remind us of the things we’ve lost or the things we don’t feel strong enough to bear on our own. The prophecies of Isaiah declare that a child—Immanuel, God with us—was born to bear our burdens and bring peace to our chaos. By trusting in Him, we can face uncertain futures with the certainty that the Mighty God walks beside us and transforms our despair into hope.

We celebrate the fact that Jesus moved into our neighborhood during the Christmas season. But what is he actually like? What does he bring to our world? In this series, we will look at four ways the Old Testament describes Jesus and consider how each of those ways matters to us, even in 2024.

King David was many things: a warrior, king, poet, shepherd, and more. However, the one role he could have handled better was that of a father. In this message, we looked at the tragic and uncomfortable story of what happened between some of David's own children.

David was a man after God’s own heart. But that doesn’t mean he was perfect.  In one chapter of the Bible, he manages to break almost all of the Ten Commandments. And it costs him dearly.

We all know people who seem so confident about hearing God's voice or knowing God's will for their lives. Meanwhile, we feel out of the loop. Why do some people seem to hear God so clearly while we struggle to feel His presence?

What do you do when your world comes apart? When your worst fears come true, how do you handle what writers have called "the dark night of the soul"? In this message, we will look at King David and his mindset as he was on the run from a son who was trying to kill him, and we will learn some strategies for how we can handle our darkest days.

Some people believe showing mercy is a sign of weakness, but is that true? In this message, we will look at a time when the future King of Israel, David, had every opportunity to get back at his worst enemies but chose to do the most unexpected thing and show mercy instead.