King Solomon is known for his great wisdom. Just as God grated wisdom to Solomon, God also desires to gift you with wisdom. Listen this week as we discover how to find the wisdom that's always present to you and how to use it in a way that brings healing and goodness to our world.

How does religion get corrupted? And how do we reclaim true worship and live as the people God desires for us to be. This week, we look at these questions through the lens of Solomon's temple. A building that on the outside portrayed religion at its finest, but under the surface was a much different reality.

In many ways, the story of King Solomon is our story. Born into a family with a messy past, Solomon's story asks if we can move beyond our family history, or if we're destined to be defined by our family's past. Will we step into the great potential and hope we all have birthed within us, or will we find ourselves lost along the way? 

As we begin our series on Solomon we find the story of our human journey. A story that shows God's endless faithfulness to humanity despite the times we lose our way and forget the truth of who we were born to be.

In our final sermon of our Audience Questions summer series, Sammy Castro looks at how we build godly relationships in our lives.

Join guest speaker Joe Mrugalski as he looks at the big ideas that Jesus taught.

How does God view creation? And what is God's plan for the creation, in the midst of the sin and decay we find around us? As our questions series continues, join us as we explore where the Bible shows God is leading our creation and God's ultimate plan for all creation, including you and me.

Tune into part two of "Armor of God" as we look at Paul's enduring metaphor for how to equip and prepare ourselves to resist all that stands in opposition to Christ as we step into the life of grace and peace that Jesus brings.

In Ephesians, Paul invites his readers to "put on the armor of God." What is the purpose of this armor and what battle is Paul telling us to prepare for? Join us this week as we begin a two part sermon on how to put on the full armor of God so we can resist all that stands in opposition to the way of Christ.

The path of forgiveness is a difficult one as we're forced to surrender our desire for revenge and getting even. Yet, it's a path that ultimately leads to greater vitality and peace in our lives. This week, we look at ancient story of forgiveness from the biblical books of Nahum and Jonah to discover how God invites and journeys with us through the healing process of forgiveness.

We tackle another one of your questions this week! Join us as we look at why we often don't feel worthy of God's love and how to discover more of the love and peace of God that is freely ours.