2023 is nearly over. Before you plunge ahead into 2024 it's a good idea to stop and reflect on the past year and the choices you made. Some were small and some were big. Join us this Sunday as we look back and consider what lessons we can learn from 2023 to carry into a new year.

The Christmas story is really about one single, very powerful word. It was a promise made by the prophet Isaiah in the Old Testament, long before Jesus was born, when he said: “The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and they will call him Immanuel” (which means “God with us”). The Bible was written over many centuries by dozens of different people, but it is all about one idea — God wants to be with you. He wants your life to be a dwelling place for Him. And He wants to make His home in your heart and mind and life.

Discover the power of grace, truth, and time in transforming challenging family dynamics this Christmas - a must-attend for anyone navigating the complexities of family gatherings.

"Home" is a word that may fill you with nostalgia, gratitude, or in some cases, pain. Home is supposed to be a place where you belong, where you're safe, and where love prevails. But we live in a world that isn't safe, where we often feel excluded, and where love doesn't always prevail. It turns out that our longing for home is something this world cannot satisfy. We were made for a deeper home, for a better home.

As a child did you ever play 'Hide and Seek'? Maybe today you no longer play childish games, and yet in many ways are trying to hide from God. Or could it be that you've gotten lost, you've gone astray, and need to be sought after and found by a God who would leave the 99 to go after the one?

What happens when you die? Join us this Sunday for the last message in our "I Have a Question" series where we look at what happened 2,000 years ago and how that changed the way we view and understand death.

How should we think about, feel about and relate to people with faith beliefs that contradict our own? Join us this Sunday as we look at how Jesus' earliest followers answered this question.

If God is all-loving and God is all-powerful, why is there so much suffering, pain and evil in the world? That’s the question we’re asking this week.

Do you believe that all people matter to God, even people whose lifestyle differs greatly from yours? Jesus believed this so much that it got Him into a lot of trouble. This week we examine what this means for us, and for our gay friends, family members, neighbors and coworkers.

Have you ever felt like Christianity was "The 10 Commandments" all over again - a list of do's and don'ts to get into Heaven? Join us this Sunday as we look at how the writers of Scripture viewed God and His commands to us. The answers may shock you.