There is good news that will bring great joy to all people (Luke 2). Pastor Sean teaches from the gospel of Luke and other passages how the arrival of Jesus reveals God’s desire to pour joy into your life.

In this sermon, Pastor Andrew explores the tension between the two Advents, and we learn to focus on Advent peace.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Sean delves into the various facets of hope as depicted in the Bible.

I think we could all agree that encouragement is a good thing, and we all benefit when it's shared

between us. Here's the problem we're facing in our culture right now: We are at an encouragement deficit. What if the baseline of how people experienced Christian community was genuine, gospel-infused encouragement? Let's explore how we get there, together.

This week Pastor Andrew teaches through Matthew 9:18-29. We'll examine the stories of desperate individuals, like the bleeding woman, blind men, and a synagogue leader, who approached Jesus in their time of need. What can their experiences teach us about faith? How do we nurture our faith in the face of life's challenges? Listen in for a deep dive into these questions and more in this teaching on faith, trust, and the enigmatic ways of Jesus.

There are moments in life when we wait, we mourn, we enter the

uncomfortable. But there are also moments to celebrate! To feast! To rejoice!

In other words, there are times when you must leave behind an old way of

experiencing your situation for a new way.

In this weeks message we look at how Jesus wants us to wait with Him and we are waiting for Him to return as we go through Matthew 9:14-17.

This week, we look at Matthew 9:1-13, documenting a variety of interactions Jesus has with religious leaders and “sinners” alike, all having very different encounters with him along the way. We see a couple controversies, but the controversy that this story ultimately points us to is the reality of where OUR story intersects with those with whom Jesus encountered.