As we continue our new series "One You Can Trust," this week we look at Mark 4:21-34. In it we find three things: the truth will be allowed to shine; the harvest will surely happen; and the kingdom will come in power. You may not be able to see it, but God is up to something big!

As we begin our new series called "One You Can Trust," we begin by looking at Mark 4:1-20. In it we find 3 lessons: Don't let the fear of failure keep you from sowing the seed; don't prejudge the soil, just sow the seed; don't doubt the power of the seed, just keep sowing it.

As we conclude our series titled "The Dawn of Hope," this week, Pastor Dave Ridder shows us a contrast of two groups: 1. There are those who follow; 2. There are those who find fault. Those who belong to Jesus do the will of God!

In week 4 of our sermon series, "The Dawn of Hope," Pastor James shows us how Jesus was completely unconventional in His ministry. Jesus came to transform sinner, He came to make things new, and He came to rule the Sabbath. Jesus is Lord over all!

Continuing our series, "The Dawn of Hope," Pastor Dave shows us two different obstacles that we face: Most of us don't know what our greatest need is, and many of us won't accept God's provision for our greatest need. Only Jesus can meet our greatest need of all!

As we continue our series "The Dawn of Hope," Pastor Joe teaches us from Scripture that we have HOPE when Jesus has His way!

As we begin our journey through Mark's Gospel, we learn three proofs that Jesus is the Son of God: John the Baptist pointed to him; a voice from heaven identified him; and Satan personally tempted him.

As we conclude the series, "Home for Christmas," we learn three lessons from Matthew 2:13-23: 1. When God has us move, he always has a good reason; 2. Nothing good comes from trying to stop God's plan; and 3. Home is where God would have you. Never be afraid to follow where God leads!

As we continue the series, Home for Christmas, this week we look at Matthew 2:1-12. We learn two lessons, the first from Herod's palace: a home where self reigns can't help but be troubled. The second, from the Bethlehem house, a home where Jesus is worshiped will know great joy!

As we continue our series "Home for Christmas," Pastor Brian shows us that Jesus is in reach of everyone, He understands what we're up against, and He can be crowded our of our lives. Is there room for Christ in your life today?