Pastor Brenda continues our series by teaching through various scenes in which the Scriptures navigate empire. The potential applications are surprising and helpful!

What are some major themes in a book that’s often confusing and confounding? How do we interpret the book of Revelation? What does it look like to apply its principles in our modern context? Listen for insights on a key theme and several scenes of worship throughout this book.

Jesus spoke about money as it pertained to government and as it pertained to the religious center (the Temple) of life. What do His words mean for us today? How should the impact our thoughts on the upcoming election? We’ll try to answer these question in today’s sermon.

What can we learn from the Bible, through our lectionary readings, that will help us engage the world around us with integrity as we approach an election? Listen to this timely and poignant word from Pastor Brenda as we seek to continue to be kind individuals, in a church community of peace, in a way that blesses our city.

A pastoral reminder that we don't need to look for a messianic figure in politics because we already have a Messiah in King Jesus.

Hear from our Lead Pastor, Brenda Burns, as she provides a hopeful message about the future of church as we reflect on the story that God has been writing for eighty years within our community.

What does missions look like today? What did sharing the Good News look like in the New Testament? Join us today as we continue to learn about the role we have to play in God's grand story of redemption for the world.

Where does God want to build His church? What is our role in spreading the Good News? Hear the answers to these questions from a campus missionary as he digs into the words of Jesus from Matthew 16.

Did you know that God has a missionary heart and that most of the New Testament of the Bible is missionary correspondence? Join us as we seek to engage with the Great Commission as we celebrate a church milestone: 80 years of being a community together.

God's people are called to live differently, but why? So that those who do not yet know God can see the light through his people.