This message is the first in a series that will walk through Ruth, Esther, and Mark. We looked at the circumstances the characters faced in Ruth and how the theme of redemption plays a significant role in not just their story but ours as well.

In this message concluding our series on the offices of Jesus, we look at the significance of the ascension. Jesus is king and ultimately this brings great hope for today and promise for the life to come.

Pastor Tom teaches on what it means to have Jesus as Judge. We look at the words of Jesus and John in regards to His role as judge, as well as get a better picture of God’s plan for dealing with injustice.

Guest teacher, Pastor Artie Lindsey, teaches us from Hebrews 7:20-28 on the confidence we can have in following Jesus and the impact having Him as our priest can have on our faith.

In this message we confront the problems that arise when everyone lives their own truth and seek to find ultimate truth in the person of Jesus Christ.

This week Pastor Tom closes our our series on Romans by focusing on Paul’s doxology and reminding us of just how important it is to give God the praise and honor He deserves.

Serving God can sometimes be mistakenly attributed to something only a few do, while the truth is the work is much bigger than that. This week Pastor Jim teaches us from Romans 16 and explains how the work of moving God’s Kingdom forward is an endeavor in which we are all invited to participate.

As we celebrate Easter with Christians all over the world Pastor Jim teaches us about what makes God unique: His love of showing mercy. We look at Micah 7:18-19 and learn how God's mercy serves as a foundation of what Easter is all about.

As we celebrate and remember Palm Sunday Pastor Jim teaches us from Romans 15:13 and John 12. We look at how Jesus himself battled hopelessness and the strength that comes in trusting God through all things.

This week Pastor Josh teaches from Romans 16 on what it means to truly live with God as master of our lives. We learn about the things that can lead us away from being true servants and the hope and joy that we have as we serve Him.